Hormuz Reopened. The Risk Did Not.

Oil prices fell after the Strait of Hormuz reopened, but the structural vulnerability remains. This Agentasize Press point of view explains why the market priced the event while the system still must price the risk: unresolved nuclear talks, regional tripwires, fragile energy supply chains, strategic reserve depletion, and a chokepoint that has moved from theoretical risk to historical precedent.