Bloomberg Markets and Finance
25 Jul 2026, 16:54 UTC · 2h ago
Energy Volatility Persists in Middle East
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Bloomberg Markets and Finance
25 Jul 2026, 16:54 UTC · 2h ago
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Energy markets are expected to experience prolonged volatility due to export threats in the Strait of Hormuz and Red Sea combined with depleted inventories. — Direct threats to major oil transit chokepoints and low buffers typically lead to sharp spikes in energy prices and increased market instability.
-0.80Negotiations with Iran are unlikely to produce a lasting resolution in the near term. — Lack of diplomatic progress increases the geopolitical risk premium and the likelihood of regional conflict.
-0.40The proposed US-Saudi civilian nuclear agreement faces ongoing concerns regarding uranium enrichment and regional security. — Persistent security concerns and proliferation risks create long-term geopolitical friction, though the immediate market effect is lower than energy supply shocks.
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