Diplomatic progress deflates energy risk premiums long before physical cargo flows.
The diplomatic resolution of a blockaded shipping lane deflates energy risk premiums in financial markets long before physical cargo transit is actually restored.
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Energy futures tumbled over five percent on news of a pending maritime agreement, long before actual commercial shipping traffic through the strait was restored.
The announcement of the peace deal immediately depressed global energy markets even before the physical reopening of the shipping lanes could fully restore normal cargo flows.
The physical resumption of shipping access instantly deflated the oil price war premium, easing inflation concerns before a formal peace treaty is fully executed.