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Markets are treating the Hormuz energy shock as both temporary and structural: equities are resilient, but oil, LNG, reserves, and central-bank expectations point to a new risk regime.
The question is not whether investors can rally through one crisis, but whether portfolios and governments are being repriced for recurring energy-security shocks.
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Reuters — Welcome to the age of energy shocks
Reuters — US negotiators go to Islamabad; Iran says no direct talks
https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/welcome-age-energy-shocks-2026-04-23/Current state: Provisional
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