“过山车”行情！一则消息，油价完全抹去开盘涨幅

Group 1 - International oil prices fell due to the lack of disruption in oil production from the Middle East conflict and Iran's willingness to ease hostilities with Israel, as reported by The Wall Street Journal [1][3] - WTI crude oil dropped by 2% and Brent crude oil fell by 4% after initial gains at the market opening [1] - Despite the attacks on Iranian energy facilities, key oil export infrastructure remains intact, and the critical Strait of Hormuz has not been blocked [3][4] Group 2 - The oil market remains tense, with concerns focused on the potential disruption of the Strait of Hormuz, through which about 20% of global oil production is transported [3][4] - Canadian Royal Bank Capital Markets noted that both sides targeting energy infrastructure raises significant concerns, with key export hubs at risk [4] - Morgan Stanley raised its crude oil price forecast by $10 per barrel due to increased risks from the conflict [4] Group 3 - Shipping costs have surged, with benchmark supertanker rates from the Middle East to China rising over 20% due to safety concerns [4] - Fuel prices for power generation have significantly increased, with high-sulfur fuel oil prices in Europe nearing a rare premium over crude oil [4] - U.S. President Trump expressed belief in the possibility of an agreement between Israel and Iran to end the conflict, although he acknowledged that fighting may continue before a resolution [5]