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asx 200 energy shares rise as global oil shock drags on
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AI-generatedGlobal oil supply disruption due to stalled Iran negotiations and Strait of Hormuz risk drives Brent crude price up 5.5% to $107/bbl. ASX-listed energy producers (Woodside, Santos, Karoon) benefit from higher realized prices. Channel: supply_shortage (Strait of Hormuz chokepoint). Impact is global but concentrated on Australian energy equities. Winners: ASX energy producers; losers: net oil importers (not specified).
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- ASX 200 energy shares rose 2.66% last week.
- Brent Crude oil price increased by 5.5% to US$107 per barrel.
- Iran conflict negotiations stalled, impacting Strait of Hormuz shipping route.
- Woodside Energy Group Ltd rose 3.99% to $31.25.
- Santos Ltd up 4.79% to $7.88.
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