Krisis Selat Hormuz: Minyak mentah WTI turun di bawah $100 seiring dilanjutkannya perundingan AS-Iran

Dalam krisis Selat Hormuz yang masih berlangsung, harga minyak mentah turun di bawah $100 per barel menyusul pengumuman bahwa perundingan AS-Iran akan dilanjutkan pada hari Kamis—meredakan sebagian risiko geopolitik setelah blokade angkatan laut AS minggu lalu. Minyak mentah West Texas Intermediate (WTI) sempat melonjak ke $105 saat pembukaan Globex sebelum terkoreksi ke sekitar $98, di tengah gangguan pasokan yang terus berlanjut.

Pasar energi menunjukkan volatilitas tajam pada awal pekan di tengah krisis Selat Hormuz, yang kini memasuki minggu keempat sejak blokade awal Iran dan respons Angkatan Laut AS setelah perundingan gencatan senjata gagal. Minyak mentah WTI melonjak ke $105 sebelum turun di bawah $100 dan menetap di sekitar $98, saat para pedagang bereaksi terhadap berita mengenai perundingan AS-Iran yang akan dilanjutkan pada hari Kamis. Hal ini mengurangi sebagian premi risiko geopolitik yang telah mendorong harga di atas $100 setelah eskalasi yang dilaporkan akhir pekan lalu.

Terlepas dari dialog tersebut, para analis dari Seeking Alpha dan The Economic Times memperingatkan adanya ketidakpastian yang masih tersisa, dengan kebuntuan angkatan laut, kendala pasokan di selat tersebut, dan risiko lonjakan kembali jika perundingan gagal. Minyak mentah Brent menunjukkan pola yang sama, menggarisbawahi kehati-hatian pasar yang lebih luas. Penurunan harga ini menawarkan kelegaan sementara namun menyoroti volatilitas krisis tersebut, dengan tingginya biaya bahan bakar yang masih menekan ekonomi global menjelang pemilihan paruh waktu AS.

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