Iran Fired the First Missiles Since April, Oil Jumped Overnight, and OPEC+ Added Paper Barrels Monday’s Daily Update — twenty-four stories on Sunday’s Iran-Israel barrage, mixed overnight futures, and a July OPEC+ quota on a strait that is still not open.
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Iran fired its first missiles at Israel since the April ceasefire after Israel hit Dahiyeh, overnight oil jumped toward $97 Brent, and OPEC+ still added 188,000 barrels a day on a closed strait.
IRGC barrages from about 10 p.m. Israel time Sunday; IDF said intercepts. Israel had struck Dahiyeh after Hezbollah fire; Lebanon’s ministry counted two dead and 20 wounded. At 1:10 a.m. Eastern: Nasdaq-100 futures +0.29%, S&P +0.05%, Dow −0.38%. WTI about $94.30; Brent about $97.09. Friday cash is the prior close. Seven OPEC+ members raised July targets 188,000 bpd. Hormuz traffic is still about 90–95% below prewar. Iran closed western Tehran FIR (NOTAM A1151/26). Ramp closed $750 million at $44 billion. Impulse Space closed a $500 million Series D. Scary Movie opened to about $55 million, a franchise and Paramount comedy record. Flex’s 5% Chase Travel does not cover an airline.com airspace change. A Dahiyeh building took the strike; two households did not come home. The IDF called the intercepts real and the defense not hermetic. Browse past Daily Updates · Permalink for this edition