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Why energy markets cannot shake off the Middle East risk...
29 Oct, 2025 08:58
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Despite a muted short-term oil price reaction to recent Iran-Israel conflicts, it is a mistake to conclude that Middle Eastern instability no longer matters or that Gulf producers have lost their market leverage. The calm response was due to specific factors like targeted strikes and a global oil oversupply, bolstered by long-term investments in pipeline redundancy. However, the strategic vulnerability of key maritime chokepoints and the region's enduring role as the world's cheapest major supplier mean its geopolitical stability remains critically important for long-term global energy security....
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