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A diplomatic choke-point treaty cannot erase the structural inflation built during a shipping blockade.
Even when critical shipping channels are officially reopened by multinational accords, the lingering threat of sudden escalation and delayed supply-chain filtering keep energy prices and sovereign yields elevated.
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The Collapse of the U.S.-Iran Ceasefire: Oil Markets Back on Edge after Ankara NATO Summit Persistent diplomatic friction and near-term security escalations prevent the immediate cooling of shipping and energy prices despite the signing of a historic canal treaty.
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S&P Global Economic Outlook: Oil Shock Drives GDP Cuts, Inflation Rises, Rate Hikes (May 2026) S&P Global warns that the delayed filtering of energy-driven supply chain costs will keep inflationary pressures high long after shipping corridors reopen.