Brent Crude Prices Stabilize Amid Global Energy Shifts

Recent data indicates that liquefied natural gas traffic through the Strait of Hormuz reached its highest level since the Iran war began, with cargo loadings from Qatar's Ras Laffan hub increasing despite ongoing disruptions. While total exports remain far below pre-war levels due to capacity losses from Iranian attacks, the United Arab Emirates has restored its shipments to previous volumes. Analysts note that even if a peace deal is reached tomorrow, Qatari LNG exports will require one to two years to fully recover their former output through this strategic waterway.