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Energy markets have repriced, and, more importantly, become harder to forecast.
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The most damaging aspect of the current war in the Middle East for businesses all around the world is the uncertainty it injects into energy and trade. With no clear timeline for de-escalation and no assurance that key energy routes will remain secure, businesses are forced to plan for risk that has no end date.
