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Kalshi traders price 15% chance United CEO Scott Kirby says “American Airlines” on the July 10 earnings call

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Escalating U.S. strikes on Iran have rapidly deteriorated the recent U.S.-Iran memorandum and pushed Brent to a one-month high near $86, embedding a supply-risk premium rather than a fleeting sentiment bump. Higher jet fuel costs are pressuring airline earnings expectations, with United's consensus EPS seen roughly halving. Markets will focus on management's ability to offset fuel and labor cost inflation through pricing and capacity decisions.
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● High
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NCCO1OILBRENT2USD/USDT-1.63%
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The U.S. carried out airstrikes on Iran for three consecutive days, rapidly worsening a U.S.-Iran memorandum and pushing Brent crude to a one-month high near $86 a barrel. The jump in oil prices has directly raised jet fuel costs, weighing on United Airlines’ earnings outlook. Consensus expects EPS to drop to about $1.84 from $3.87 a year earlier. The episode is being treated as a supply-risk premium catalyst for oil markets rather than routine geopolitical noise.