Houthis Claim Attack on Saudi Military Vessel in Red Sea

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The US military action signals continued enforcement of sanctions on Iran, which could disrupt oil supply and push crude prices higher. For crypto, higher oil prices historically correlate with rising inflation expectations, which could pressure the Fed to maintain or tighten policy—a headwind for risk assets like Bitcoin. However, the current macro focus is on US recession fears and Fed rate cuts, so oil-driven inflation may be a secondary concern.

Iran-backed Houthis claimed a missile attack on Saudi Arabia, while the US military disabled a tanker attempting to evade the blockade on Iranian ports.

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Iran Urges Houthis to Block Red Sea if US Strikes Energy Sites

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