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Geopolitical tensions around Hormuz historically lift crude prices via risk premium; sustained talks can cap upside if progress appears, but any escalation tends to push BNO higher. Similar past episodes in 2019-2020 showed oil ETFs rallying on Middle East risk events even without supply outages.
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Geopolitical talks among Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Pakistan, and Iran continue as shipping risk near Hormuz remains elevated. October recorded the most attacks on commercial shipping in the Hormuz corridor since 2017 data began, fueling oil-price pressure. Brent sits near six-month highs, suggesting a persistent risk premium that could buoy BNO in the near term unless de-escalation signs emerge.
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