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00:00Think the Middle East is always the wild card for oil? Not this time, here's why traders stayed cool.
00:05Last weekend Iran fired missiles at a US base in Qatar, big headlines but no real damage and
00:10crucially, zero impact on oil flows. Markets took it as a sign, no immediate risk to the
00:16vital Strait of Hormuz, where 20% of global oil moves. Result? Brent crude dropped about 7%,
00:22its sharpest fall in years. Why so calm? Today's market is smarter and tougher,
00:28with satellite tracking and new pipelines, oil supply is more secure and less tied to
00:33Middle East drama. Once traders saw the threat was limited, they stopped pricing in what-if war
00:38scenarios and turned their focus back to US economic data, like strong demand and Fed rate talk.
00:44Bottom line, oil markets are evolving, less panic, more analysis. Unless there's a real
00:49shock to supply, expect prices to hold steady, calm in the face of chaos.

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