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world2 months ago

Yemen’s Houthis Cease Attacks on Israel and Red Sea Shipping

Yemen's Houthi rebels have signaled a halt to their attacks against Israel and shipping in the Red Sea, suggesting a possible ceasefire, though they have not officially confirmed the end of their campaign. The attacks had disrupted Red Sea shipping and impacted Egypt's economy, with recent tensions including threats against Saudi Arabia and detentions of aid workers. The situation remains tense, with potential for renewed conflict if hostilities resume.

via AP News|
#ceasefire#houthi-rebels#red-sea
finance2 years ago

Logitech's Sales Decline Leads to Stock Plunge

Logitech's stock plunged despite beating Q3 expectations and raising guidance due to concerns over shipping disruptions in the Red Sea, causing inventory delays and increased shipping costs. The company expects a 6-7% decline in sales for fiscal 2024, with adjusted operating income projected to increase relative to last year's muted results. With the stock trading at a two-year high before the earnings report, it may struggle until better growth is demonstrated.

via The Motley Fool|
#earnings-report#finance#financial-guidance
global-trade2 years ago

"Red Sea Crisis: Implications for Global Shipping and Economy"

Ongoing disruption to trade flows through the Red Sea, due to attacks by Houthi militants, could have significant consequences on global growth, according to Maersk CEO Vincent Clerc. The company has diverted its vessels from the Red Sea for the foreseeable future, leading to potential delays and increased freight rates. The situation has been further complicated by a wave of strikes in Germany and the hijacking of an oil tanker near the Gulf of Oman, prompting concerns about potential product delays and escalating conflict in the Middle East.

via CNBC|
#global-growth#global-trade#houthi-militants
international-relations2 years ago

"US-Led Naval Coalition Aims to Safeguard Red Sea Shipping Amid Houthi Threats"

The US has announced the creation of a naval protection force, called Operation Prosperity Guardian, in the southern Red Sea to defend against increasing Houthi attacks on merchant shipping. Several countries, including Britain, Bahrain, Canada, France, Italy, the Netherlands, Norway, Seychelles, and Spain, have joined the effort. However, notable absentees are Egypt and Saudi Arabia. Shipping companies have rerouted or halted traffic, and the Danish company Møller–Maersk has rerouted ships around Africa. The Houthis, aligned with Iran, have targeted a variety of merchant tankers, and their attacks are expected to continue despite the coalition's formation. The absence of Egypt and Saudi Arabia weakens the maritime security effort, and there is a delicate balance between protecting shipping and avoiding escalation of the conflict.

via The Guardian US|
#houthi-attacks#international-relations#naval-coalition