Summary: Oil prices moved back toward pre-Iran-war levels on June 25 as tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz recovered, easing fears of a prolonged energy-supply shock. The move mattered well beyond commodities: lower crude prices helped reduce inflation concerns, supported risk appetite, and pushed major equity benchmarks higher. Investors should treat the decline as […]
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