This week, Alexis Pickard, Vice President of Strategic Relationships, and Matt Sallee, Head of Investments at Tortoise Capital, discuss the latest escalation in the Strait of Hormuz and what it means for energy markets and investors.
Here’s what you’ll learn:
- What’s the latest in the Middle East: Escalating tensions, vessel seizures, and military activity are driving continued uncertainty
- What oil markets are signaling: Prices may not fully reflect the scale of supply loss and inventory drawdowns
- What the supply math looks like: Lost barrels, limited bypass capacity, and SPR releases are tightening global balances
- What resolution could look like: Reopening the Strait and restoring production may take months, not weeks
- What it means for the economy: Higher energy prices could feed into inflation and begin impacting sectors like airlines
- What investors may be missing: Why energy equities may present opportunity as markets appear disconnected from underlying fundamentals
Watch it now to help keep you and your clients on top of current events.
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