Oil recovers despite easing Iran tensions; Hormuz shipping attacks still a concern

Oil prices rebounded even as geopolitical tensions with Iran appeared to ease, with market focus shifting to ongoing risks of attacks on shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. The recovery suggests traders are pricing in persistent supply disruption risk in the critical chokepoint, despite diplomatic signals. Uncertainty remains over the actual threat level and the durability of the price rebound.

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