G7 Summit and Iran Deal Status (with Matt Miller; Dani Burger)

Tyler Kendall reports from the G7 summit that while the White House is optimistic about a Friday signing of the US-Iran interim peace agreement, key details are unresolved. European allies are hesitant to commit military assets to secure the Strait of Hormuz until they see the final text, and clearing mines could delay full reopening.

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G7 Summit and Iran Deal Status (with Matt Miller; Dani Burger)

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The report highlights significant hurdles (allies' hesitation, mine clearing, Iranian fees) that could delay the full reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, suggesting the downward pressure on oil prices may be more gradual than a sharp drop.

Asks if President Trump is taking a victory lap before the signing on Friday.

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The White House is expressing optimism, but the finalized text of the MOU hasn't been seen. European allies (UK, France) won't deploy military assets until they see pen to paper. A senior administration official says it could take two weeks to get flows going through the strait due to mine clearing, and Iran has referenced charging fees after the 60-day ceasefire.

President Trump is meeting with the UAE president and a senior Qatari official. Qatar has plans to ramp up LNG shipments the minute the strait is opened.

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