Israeli PM Netanyahu says it is possible to bypass the Strait of Hormuz issue and that economic interests exist to ensure free flow of oil and gas, while ideas have been proposed for post-war transfer of energy from Persian Gulf to Mediterranean ports

Netanyahu's remarks suggest a move towards ensuring energy security that could stabilize oil and gas flows, potentially easing tensions in the region.

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This may affect commodities markets, particularly oil prices, while also influencing geopolitical risk perceptions tied to the USD and other currencies often seen as safe havens. Traders should watch for implications on energy supply dynamics and regional political responses.

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