NEW YORK — Commodities traders agreed to price Brent crude as if the Strait of Hormuz is secure, pending confirmation of a submerged vessel. Analysts described missile strikes as "pre-market volatility." Insurers noted policies remain valid so long as debris does not breach the waterline. "Human casualties do not constitute a supply disruption," said market analyst Gary Thorne.
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Commodities Traders Agree To Ignore War Until Supertanker Actually Sinks
Expert Weighs In
“Human casualties do not constitute a supply disruption.”
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