Iran War Day 50: Strait of Hormuz Reopens, Oil Crashes, S&P 500 Hits Record as Deal Nears

Iran has declared the Strait of Hormuz open — and global markets reacted instantly. Oil prices plunged below $90 in their sharpest drop of the war, while the S&P 500 surged to a third consecutive record high, erasing every loss since the conflict began.But within hours, Iran’s IRGC contradicted the announcement — raising a critical question: who is really in control of Iran right now?With just 4 days left on the ceasefire, Pakistan confirms a deal is over 80% complete, and high-stakes talks resume Monday in Islamabad. Meanwhile, Iran’s newly appointed Supreme Leader has still not appeared in public six weeks after taking power.In Episode 50 of Epic Fury, we break down:The truth behind the Strait of Hormuz “reopening”Why oil markets are crashing despite ongoing tensionsThe internal power struggle between Iran’s diplomats and militaryWhat to expect from the next round of US–Iran negotiationsWhy global markets are betting heavily on a dealThe mystery surrounding Iran’s unseen Supreme LeaderDay 50. The ceasefire is ticking down. The deal is close — but not done.Follow now to stay ahead of every major development in the Iran War.