Market news: Iran will seek arbitration over funds frozen in South Korea.

Shares of Ford Motor (FN ) fell 1% premarket after Jefferies downgraded its rating.

Iran said its nuclear negotiating position would not be affected by changes in the US team.

[Sunak promises to issue hundreds of new oil and gas production licenses in the North Sea] British Prime Minister Sunak promised to issue hundreds of new oil and gas production licenses in the North Sea , One of the moves to draw a line with the opposition Labor Party. "It is now more important than ever that we strengthen our energy security," Sunak said in a statement on Monday. "Even if we get to net zero emissions by 2050, a quarter of our energy needs will come from oil and gas." Sunak has said he is willing to abandon the so-called green agenda and that granting more North Sea licenses is in line with his plans. new political approach. Despite mounting pressure from Tory backbenchers, Sunak has not pushed back the 2030 deadline to ban the sale of new petrol and diesel cars.

Traders: Russia plans to export 1.361 million tons of petroleum products from the Black Sea port of Tuapse in August, compared with 1.235 million tons planned for July.

Turkish Energy and Natural Resources Minister Bayraktar: The agreement signed between Turkey and the UAE includes energy projects with a total value of 29.7 billion US dollars.

Morgan Stanley analyst Wilson: The U.S. stock market is experiencing a rally similar to 2019.

According to AFP: Niger rebels accuse France of wanting "military intervention".

Siemens Energy: Will seek to delay deliveries of wind turbines. Still clarifying turbine design, supplier issues.

Gazprom: Continues to deliver gas to Europe via Ukraine, with 40.9 million cubic meters delivered on Monday.

The Monetary Authority of Singapore proposes to harmonize the exemption criteria for all special financial institutions.

The Monetary Authority of Singapore has released a consultation paper on a proposed framework for single-family offices (SFOs).

Persistent Systems, an Indian multinational technology service company: Partnered with Google Cloud to launch a generative artificial intelligence solution.

According to the Russian media "The Insider" (The Insider): Prigorzhin, the head of Wagner, announced the suspension of the recruitment of mercenaries in Russia because there is no shortage of personnel. Wagner will continue to work at training centers in Africa and Belarus.

NZD/USD broke above 0.62, up 0.69% on the day.

According to Agence France-Presse: The European Union says Niger coupists are responsible for all attacks on embassies and civilians.