Energy market analysis explores how a successful Iran ceasefire could reshape oil prices through late 2026.
Crude benchmarks fell more than 3 percent Friday on ceasefire optimism, though Iranian officials said no deal was finalized.
Analysts said reopening Strait of Hormuz transit would ease supply fears that elevated prices during the conflict.
The piece cautions that partial agreements or renewed hostilities could quickly reverse any sustained price decline.
Diplomatic sources on June 12, 2026 said reopening the Strait of Hormuz and lifting shipping restrictions remained central to any ceasefire arrangement.
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