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Geopolitical risk and potential supply disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz historically propel Brent-like prices; near-term catalysts include strikes, rhetoric, and SPR status. Such events have produced outsized price moves before, creating a favorable setup for BNO in the immediate term.
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Oil rose above $90 as the US and Iran exchanged strikes, underscoring ongoing Strait of Hormuz supply risks. Goldman Sachs notes Gulf exports rebounded to two-thirds of pre-war levels, though LNG and refined fuels lag; the SPR sits under 300 million barrels with aging infrastructure flagged by GAO. Geopolitical tension remains the dominant near-term driver for oil and BNO, likely sustaining volatility over the coming weeks.
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