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01/03/2026
The Nippon Yusen Kaisha (NYK) company has also ordered its ships to avoid the Strait of Hormuz. According to reports from Iran, the strait has actually been closed.
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3 m ago
Nick Fares, Chief Investment Officer of Singapore's Vantage Point Asset Management: The energy sector is still cheap. Energy and gold sectors are likely to rise on Monday.
5 m ago
OCBC strategist: This strike has increased geopolitical risk premiums, and the market will face this situation before opening on Monday. The short-term reaction is generally predictable: safe-haven assets like gold may see upside potential, and oil prices may increase due to concerns over supply disruptions. Risk assets and high-volatility currencies... may face initial volatility, especially if news reports indicate possible retaliatory actions or regional chain reactions.
7 m ago
Analyst: Due to the vulnerability of oil production and transportation channels to attacks and disruptions, oil prices are likely to remain high.
10 m ago
Jorge Leon, Senior Vice President and Director of Geopolitical Analysis at Ristad Energy, said, "While alternative facilities in the Middle East can be used to bypass the Strait of Hormuz for transportation, the net impact is still equivalent to effectively reducing oil supply by 8-10 million barrels per day, while global total oil demand is about 100 million barrels per day." "If the risk of interruption in strait transportation continues, countries with strategic oil reserves may take action to release reserves. Unless there is a quick signal of easing, we expect a significant increase in oil prices early in the week."
21 m ago
Experts say that the overall impact of the military conflict between the US and Iran on the Chinese economy is controllable.
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