Oil price fall due to Iraq-Turkey export deal

Shipping and maritime companies with crude tanker exposure (EGLE, NAP, GOGL) will decline 2-3% within 45 days as Iraq-Turkey pipeline resumption reduces demand for seaborne crude transportation capacity

Turkish construction and infrastructure companies (CCOLA, TOASO) exposed to oil pipeline maintenance will gain 3-5% within 60 days following the Iraq-Turkey export deal announcement due to anticipated infrastructure investment requirements

Transportation and logistics companies with significant Middle East operations (DSP, SAIA, XPO) will outperform the S&P 500 by 2-4% within 90 days as increased Iraq-Turkey oil transit volumes drive higher freight and logistics demand

Turkish economy-sensitive stocks (ISE index components, XU100 ETF) will gain 1.5-2.5% within 90 days due to increased export revenues and improved trade balance from resumed Iraq oil transit

Energy stocks with high exposure to crude price movements (XLE, CVX, COP) will underperform the S&P 500 by 2-3% within 60 days following Iraq export deal announcement

Iraq-Turkey oil export deal resumption will cause WTI crude oil prices to decline by 3-5% within 30 days due to increased supply entering the market