- The U.S. and Iran reportedly reached a tentative deal to extend the ceasefire (about 60 days) and reopen the Strait of Hormuz — including mine removal and no tolls — but final sign-off is still unclear.
- News of the possible deal sent oil prices down (Brent near $91), easing pressure on global supply chains and potentially slowing the rise in gas prices.
- Political reaction at home is mixed — hawkish Republicans are skeptical, others urge patience — so the pact could become a big talking point as Congress and midterm races heat up.
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