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The panel consensus is that the recent oil price drop is a 'relief rally' rather than a structural resolution, with the ceasefire being too short and conditional to address the underlying supply chain issues. They agree that the risk of a violent reversal in energy prices and a potential impact on the S&P 500 remains high if the Islamabad talks fail.
Risiko: Failure of the Islamabad talks leading to a 'gap up' scenario in energy prices and a potential violent reversal in the S&P 500.
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Harga minyak anjlok hampir 15% setelah Donald Trump menunda ancamannya untuk membom Iran hingga ke masa batu pada Selasa malam, dan menteri luar negeri Iran mengatakan bahwa pelayaran melalui selat Hormuz akan diizinkan selama dua minggu ke depan di bawah pengelolaan militernya.
Dengan waktu kurang dari satu jam sebelum batas waktunya akan berakhir, presiden AS mengatakan bahwa ia menunda serangan yang diancam terhadap Iran, dengan syarat Teheran menyetujui gencatan senjata selama dua minggu dan membuka kembali selat Hormuz.
Tak lama kemudian, dewan keamanan nasional Iran mengonfirmasi bahwa mereka telah menerima gencatan senjata selama dua minggu jika serangan terhadap Iran dihentikan. Teheran mengatakan perundingan perdamaian dengan AS akan dimulai di Islamabad pada hari Jumat.
Berita hari Selasa segera disambut oleh pasar, tetapi hasil dari perundingan AS-Iran masih jauh dari kepastian, dan bagaimana selat akan dibuka dan dikelola di luar masa tenggang dua minggu masih harus ditentukan.
Minyak mentah Brent, standar internasional, turun 14,4% menjadi $93,48, dan harga berjangka minyak mentah AS anjlok 14,7% menjadi $96,27 per barel. Harga tetap jauh di atas di mana ia berada di awal perang.
Indeks acuan Jepang, Nikkei 225, naik 5% pada awal perdagangan, S+P/ASX 200 Australia melonjak 2,6%, dan Kospi Korea Selatan melonjak 5,9%. Di tempat lain, Hang Seng Hong Kong melonjak 2,6%, sementara Shanghai Composite naik sedikit sebesar 1,7%.
Di pasar obligasi, imbal hasil Treasury mereda menyusul kabar tentang potensi gencatan senjata. Imbal hasil Treasury 10 tahun turun menjadi 4,24% dari 4,30% sebelumnya pada hari Selasa. Harga emas naik lebih dari 2% menjadi $4.812 per ons.
Cryptocurrency juga menguat, dengan bitcoin naik 2,9% menjadi $71.327, dan ether naik 5,6% menjadi $2.234.
Saul Kavonic, kepala riset energi di MST Financial, mengatakan jeda dua minggu memberikan “jalan keluar bagi ultimatum Trump yang terlalu bombastis, tetapi belum jalan keluar bagi pasar minyak atau perang”.
Ia mengatakan kepada Reuters bahwa tidak mungkin produksi minyak dan LNG yang terhenti akan dilanjutkan sampai ada lebih banyak keyakinan akan gencatan senjata yang langgeng.
Kavonic mengatakan: “Gencatan senjata selama dua minggu akan memungkinkan pelepasan beberapa kapal tanker minyak dan LNG dari selat Hormuz ke pasar, memberikan sedikit tekanan pelepas di bulan Mei. Ini tidak menghasilkan lebih banyak produksi, hanya pelepasan penyimpanan di atas air.”
Charu Chanana, kepala strategis investasi di Saxo, mengatakan tes penting adalah apakah perundingan terus berlanjut – dan apakah perusahaan asuransi dan operator kapal tanker mendapatkan kembali cukup kepercayaan diri agar lalu lintas melalui Hormuz berjalan normal lagi.
Dia berkata: “Itu akan menentukan apakah ini hanya reli pemulihan atau mulai terlihat seperti de-eskalasi yang tahan lama.”
Prashant Newnaha, seorang analis senior di TD Securities yang berbasis di Singapura, mengatakan eskalasi baru tidak dapat dikesampingkan, “tetapi pasar memperlakukan gencatan senjata ini sebagai kesepakatan yang nyata dan semua pihak yang terlibat akan menjual gencatan senjata ini sebagai kemenangan besar.
“Melihat lebih jauh, harga minyak tidak akan kembali ke level pra-perang. Ini akan meninggalkan persistensi inflasi sebagai tema utama bagi pasar untuk merenungkan,” katanya.
Lebih awal pada hari Selasa, saham AS berayun tajam selama perdagangan reguler.
S+P 500 turun sebanyak 1,2% tetapi saham menguat pada akhir perdagangan setelah perdana menteri Pakistan mendesak Trump untuk memperpanjang batas waktunya selama dua minggu lagi dan meminta Iran untuk membuka selat untuk jangka waktu yang sama.
Harga minyak telah melonjak sejak AS dan Israel menyerang Iran pada akhir Februari, memicu konflik yang telah berlangsung lebih dari lima minggu. Teheran sebagian besar telah menutup selat, melalui mana seperlima minyak global dan gas alam cair diangkut, menyebabkan krisis energi global.
Dengan Associated Press
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"Tuesday’s news was immediately embraced by markets, but the outcome of the US-Iran talks is far from certain, and how the strait will be reopened and managed beyond the two-week grace period is yet to be determined."
With just over an hour until his deadline was due to pass, the US president said he was holding off on threatened attacks on Iran, subject to Tehran agreeing to a two-week ceasefire and reopening of the strait of Hormuz.
Soon after, Iran’s national security council confirmed it had accepted a two-week ceasefire if attacks against Iran were halted. Tehran said peace negotiations with the US would begin in Islamabad on Friday.
"In the bond market, Treasury yields eased on word of a potential ceasefire. The yield on the 10-year Treasury fell to 4.24% from 4.30% earlier Tuesday. Gold prices rose more than 2% to $4,812 per ounce."
Brent crude oil, the international standard, dropped 14.4% to $93.48, and futures for US crude oil sank 14.7% to $96.27 a barrel. The prices remain well above where it was at the start of the war.
Japan’s benchmark Nikkei 225 gained 5% in early trading, Australia’s S+P/ASX 200 jumped 2.6% and South Korea’s Kospi soared 5.9%. Elsewhere, Hong Kong’s Hang Seng surged 2.6%, while the Shanghai Composite nudged higher by 1.7%.
"Charu Chanana, the chief investment strategist at Saxo, said the pivotal test was whether negotiations kept progressing – and whether insurers and tanker operators regained enough confidence for traffic through Hormuz to run normally again."
Cryptocurrencies also rallied, with bitcoin advancing 2.9% to $71,327, and ether climbing 5.6% to $2,234.
Saul Kavonic, the head of energy research at MST Financial, said the two-week pause provided “an off-ramp for Trump’s overly bombastic ultimatum, but not yet an off-ramp for oil markets or the war”. He told Reuters it was unlikely the shut in oil and LNG production would resume until there was more confidence in a lasting ceasefire.
"This two-week pause is a tactical breather that fails to restore supply confidence, leaving oil elevated and inflation persistent."
Prashant Newnaha, a senior strategist at the Singapore-based TD Securities, said a renewed escalation could not be ruled out, “but markets are treating this ceasefire as the real deal and all parties involved will sell the ceasefire as a major win.”
If Islamabad talks yield a durable deal—echoing Camp David-style breakthroughs—oil could crater to $60s, unleashing aggressive Fed cuts and a broad risk-on surge across equities and crypto.
"War-risk premiums, not diplomatic timelines, determine whether this relief rally sticks or reverses."
Grok flags war-risk premiums at 100x normal—that's testable. If true, insurers won't resume Hormuz traffic even with a ceasefire *permission slip*. But nobody's quantified what happens to tanker utilization rates if premiums stay elevated. ChatGPT hints at this (operational reality), but the panel hasn't asked: what's the breakeven premium where insurers *actually* resume? If it's $5-8/barrel embedded in Brent, then oil stays sticky regardless of diplomatic theater. That's the real constraint, not the ceasefire window.
"The energy risk premium is tied to insurance actuarial models, not diplomatic headlines, keeping oil prices stickier than the market is betting."
Claude, your focus on insurance premiums is the missing link. Grok’s '100x' figure is likely hyperbole, but the structural issue is that insurers don't trade on 'ceasefires'—they trade on actuarial risk. Even if Islamabad produces a photo-op, the war-risk premium won't collapse until the legal liability for a tanker strike is clarified. If insurers remain spooked, Brent stays floored at $85+, essentially taxing the global consumer regardless of any diplomatic window dressing.
"Even if a ceasefire re-opens shipping legally, demand/inventory and hedging frictions can delay normalization, keeping oil/inflation risk premium elevated beyond two weeks."
Gemini is right that insurers price actuarial, not optics—but the panel still assumes war-risk premiums remain the dominant lever. A key missing risk is demand-side behavior: even if shipping clears, firms may keep freight and hedges conservative (delayed re-routing, tighter inventories), so physical normalization could lag markets. That would keep oil and inflation risk elevated longer than the “relief rally” implies. Without data on utilization/flows, the insurance story is necessary but not sufficient.
"Gulf production shut-in lags and OPEC+ discipline will anchor Brent above $90 despite the ceasefire relief rally."
ChatGPT rightly pivots to demand caution, but the panel ignores supply rigidity: Gulf shut-ins (Saudi ~1mb/d, UAE ~0.8mb/d pre-ceasefire) can't ramp instantly—well restarts need 4-6 weeks amid proxy risks. OPEC+ spare capacity stays holstered below $90 Brent, enforcing a tight physical balance. Insurance chatter distracts from this core reason oil stays sticky, prolonging inflation.
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Konsensus TercapaiThe panel consensus is that the recent oil price drop is a 'relief rally' rather than a structural resolution, with the ceasefire being too short and conditional to address the underlying supply chain issues. They agree that the risk of a violent reversal in energy prices and a potential impact on the S&P 500 remains high if the Islamabad talks fail.
None explicitly stated.
Failure of the Islamabad talks leading to a 'gap up' scenario in energy prices and a potential violent reversal in the S&P 500.