Part of strait of Hormuz is closed for hours due to drills, Iranian TV reports

The closure of part of the Strait of Hormuz due to military drills could potentially escalate tensions in the region, impacting global oil supply dynamics.

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As this strait is a vital passage for oil shipments, market participants should stay alert for volatility in energy prices, particularly WTI and Brent crude, as well as safe-haven assets like gold. The geopolitical implications could also affect currency markets, where movements in USD and JPY may be pronounced due to risk sentiment shifts.

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