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President Trump declared the ceasefire with Iran is over following U.S. strikes in response to attacks on commercial vessels in the Strait of Hormuz. — The collapse of a ceasefire and active military strikes in a critical maritime chokepoint significantly increase geopolitical risk and the threat of supply disruptions.
-0.90Global oil supply is considered way short due to the Strait of Hormuz being 'back in play' as a conflict zone. — Direct threats to oil transit in the Strait typically lead to immediate spikes in crude oil prices and energy market volatility.
-0.70Commercial insurers are unlikely to reduce 'war risk' assessments for the region in the coming months. — Higher insurance premiums increase shipping costs and logistics overhead for global trade passing through the region.
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Prediction market participants on Kalshi have sharply lowered the probability that traffic flows in the Strait will return to normal by December 1st. — Market sentiment indicates a long-term expectation of disruption, suggesting the crisis will not be a short-term event.
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