- Oil hovering just below $100/bbl DESPITE ceasefire
- Market doubts Hormuz will reopen for normal tanker transit soon
- Insurers and shipowners fear security conditions could deteriorate
- Jet fuel supply chains alone need "months" to stabilize
- Iraq could restore exports within a week, LNG tankers queued at strait
- Asia can't afford current prices while supply restoration takes weeks
- Two-week ceasefire window is INSUFFICIENT for recovery
- Recovery measured in months, not weeks
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Key points from Semafor analysis:
- Late May deadline for potential "nonlinear" price spikes if Hormuz remains closed
- Nonlinear pricing = disproportionately sharp increases when strategic reserves breach thresholds. Not gradual — sudden, like a dam breaking
- Supply chain cascades are STAGGERED: Asia already hit → Africa next → Europe follows
- Even with ceasefire, 4 months to normalize: infrastructure repairs, crew confidence, clearing tanker backlogs
- Ryanair CEO warned UK faces jet fuel disruptions…