Oil prices still don't reflect the one-million-barrel loss due to the Iran War: ANZ

ANZ's Daniel Hynes warned that a dramatic drawdown in global crude inventories could force markets to reassess supply risk, as investors currently expect the Strait of Hormuz to reopen soon and oil flows to normalize quickly. The commentary points to tighter crude balances and higher geopolitical supply risk for oil prices if disruption persists. The impact is most relevant to energy markets and broader commodity pricing rather than individual equities.

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ANZ's Daniel Hynes warned that a dramatic drawdown in global crude inventories could force markets to reassess supply risk, as investors currently expect the Strait of Hormuz to reopen soon and oil flows to normalize quickly. The commentary points to tighter crude balances and higher geopolitical supply risk for oil prices if disruption persists. The impact is most relevant to energy markets and broader commodity pricing rather than individual equities.