According To A Report By Reuters, The Oil Betting Transactions In March And April Involved Crude Oil, Gasoline, And Diesel Futures, Spanning Multiple Exchanges And Contracts

According To Reports By Reuters, Sources In The Oil Market Stated That Before Iran Issued A Key Statement On The Issue Of War, The Total Amount Of Well-timed Bets On Crude Oil Futures Reached At Least $7 Billion, A Scale Larger Than Previously Reported

According To The Wall Street Journal: Saudi Arabia And Kuwait Imposed Restrictions After U.S. Officials Downplayed The Impact Of The Iranian Attack And Gulf States Worried That The U.S. Could Not Provide Protection

According To The Wall Street Journal, The Trump Administration Is Planning To Restart The Freedom Of Operations Program As Early As This Week, Which Aims To Guide Merchant Ships Through The Strait Of Hormuz

Both WTI And Brent Crude Oil Prices Rose By About $2 In The Short Term, Currently Trading At $98.08 Per Barrel And $100.58 Per Barrel Respectively

The Federal Reserve Accepted A Total Of $773 Million From Six Counterparties In Its Fixed-rate Reverse Repurchase Operations

Federal Reserve Data Shows That In The Week Ending May 6, Outstanding U.S. Commercial Paper, Seasonally Adjusted, Increased By $7.3 Billion; Outstanding U.S. Foreign Commercial Paper, Unadjusted, Decreased By $11.1 Billion; And Outstanding U.S. Commercial Paper, Unadjusted, Decreased By $21 Billion

According To The Wall Street Journal, Bahrain And The United States Support A New Resolution Demanding That Iran Open The Strait Of Hormuz