Energy prices have probably peaked. What that means for stocks, according to Morgan Stanley's Mike Wilson.

Morgan Stanley says the Brent-U.S. crude spread is signaling that market fears over the Iran crisis may have peaked. The note implies geopolitical risk premium in oil may be stabilizing rather than expanding, with attention focused on relative pricing between global and U.S. benchmarks. The report is primarily interpretive and likely has limited immediate market impact, but it is relevant for oil positioning and commodity sentiment.

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Morgan Stanley says the Brent-U.S. crude spread is signaling that market fears over the Iran crisis may have peaked. The note implies geopolitical risk premium in oil may be stabilizing rather than expanding, with attention focused on relative pricing between global and U.S. benchmarks. The report is primarily interpretive and likely has limited immediate market impact, but it is relevant for oil positioning and commodity sentiment.