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A geopolitical-driven supply shock tightens Brent-equivalent supply expectations, likely pushing BNO higher in the near term. Unless tensions ease and inventories rebound, oils can remain bid due to persistent risk premiums, as seen in historical episodes like acute regional conflicts driving Brent spikes.
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The Iran war has produced the largest daily oil supply shock on record, Reuters reports citing IEA, OPEC, and DOE data. Yet the biggest oil crisis by cumulative losses remains the 1979 Iranian Revolution. The analysis suggests continued near-term oil-price upside for BNO as supply tightness persists, unless geopolitics ease and inventories rebuild.
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