Today’s Daily Energy Markets Podcast examined why oil prices remain relatively contained despite renewed strikes between Israel and Iran following a fragile ceasefire. Giovanni Staunovo highlighted that strong U.S. crude exports are delaying supply shortages. Yan Chong Yaw emphasized China’s sizeable inventories and reduced exports as key market stabilizers. Gisele Widdershoven warned that mounting shipping, insurance, and compliance pressures could ultimately prove more disruptive than the immediate loss of oil supply.