Bloomberg Daybreak: Europe Edition Trump: War To End 'Soon', Oil Prices Plunge, Global Inflation Fears
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Mar 10, 2026 Breaking developments around the Iran conflict and US policy moves that rattled global energy markets. A dramatic oil price swing and how airlines and plane orders are being reassessed. Russia and US diplomatic shifts affecting energy strategy. Rising UK inflation risks and how central banks and markets may react to volatile fuel-driven shocks.
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Trump Signals Limited US Involvement In Iran War
- Donald Trump signaled the US won't wage an open-ended conflict, saying the Iran war will end "very soon."
- He also pledged tanker escorts through the Strait of Hormuz and temporary sanctions waivers, aiming to calm markets after sharp oil moves.
Putin Urges Producers To Use Windfall For Debt
- Vladimir Putin urged Russian energy firms to use temporary price gains to pay down bank debts.
- Putin also spoke with Trump about Iran, Venezuela and Ukraine, highlighting Russia's geopolitical leverage amid the crisis.
Airlines Pause Jet Deals Amid Fuel Uncertainty
- Airlines and lessors are pausing jet purchase talks as carriers in the Gulf and Asia reassess demand and fuel cost risks.
- Boeing is especially exposed with large 777X and 787 order shares from the region.