Iran just clarified the Strait of Hormuz situation isn't resolved yet. IRGC says the Oman deal doesn't automatically reopen the strait—they want full U.S. compliance and no interference in regional talks before that happens.

Meanwhile, they attacked an ADNOC vessel from Abu Dhabi hours ago.

This matters for markets: roughly 20% of global oil passes through Hormuz. Any prolonged closure or escalation directly impacts crude prices, energy stocks, and inflation expectations. If tensions stay elevated, expect continued volatility in energy and risk-off moves across equities.

Watch oil futures and defense sector names closely.