Middle East cools down! Oil prices start to fall, and the market finally doesn't have to watch the Strait of Hormuz every day

As the US-Iran temporary peace agreement takes effect, Middle East risk premiums gradually diminish.
Oil prices begin to decline, and global markets finally breathe a sigh of relief.
Previously, the Strait of Hormuz was almost like a "soap opera" in the investment circle.
The first thing to check upon waking up each day was not the weather, but whether there was any new news.
Now that the situation has eased, the energy market has returned to rationality.
The cooling of oil prices is undoubtedly good news for the global economy.
Inflation pressures ease, creating space for future monetary policy shifts.
For risk assets, this means the external environment is improving.
Capital markets prefer stability over stimulation.
Peace has always been the biggest positive factor.
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