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"The Fed is hoping for a soft landing while politicians float $5,000 election-year payouts, ensuring bond markets have zero faith in long-term price stability."

"Markets act surprised by geopolitical conflict every single time supply routes are threatened."

"Physical infrastructure remains the ultimate single point of failure for heavily optimized global energy markets."

"The market barely blinks at the physical danger to the crews, it only cares about pricing the immediate barrel premiums."

"China is single-handedly capping the geopolitical premium on crude while the rest of the market waits to see what OPEC responds with."

"Markets automatically tack on a geopolitical risk premium the moment economic sanctions get announced."

"Domestic energy costs take precedence over diplomatic containment when political pressure mounts."

"The market's repricing the geopolitical risk premium as the immediate threat of military escalation fades."

"The immediate threat of a major supply disruption through the Strait of Hormuz hasn't completely disappeared, but the geopolitical risk premium is rapidly unwinding."

"Alternative pipeline routes preserved export flow, though secondary choke points keep long-term transit vulnerable."