Energy Shares Dip as Iran Deal Reduces Hormuz Disruption Risk
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Energy stocks fell on Thursday after a deal with Iran was announced that is expected to lower the risk of a disruption in the Strait of Hormuz.
The agreement, reached between Iran and the United States, 1) is aimed at preventing a potential shutdown of the vital oil passage, and 2) is expected to stabilize global oil markets.
The deal was welcomed by investors, who reacted by selling off energy shares, leading to a decline in the sector’s market value.
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