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- • Brent crude oil has surged above $105 per barrel due to escalating Middle East hostilities.
- • Conflict between Saudi Arabia and Yemen threatens critical shipping routes in the Red Sea and Strait of Hormuz.
- • Rising energy costs are driving up global inflation through gasoline and diesel prices.
The market is pricing in prolonged instability from U.S. Iran exchanges and attacks on Saudi energy infrastructure. These disruptions target the world's most vital energy chokepoints.
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The instability in the Middle East reflects the chaos inherent in regions lacking a foundation in Biblical truth. This volatility serves as a reminder that worldly power struggles cannot provide lasting peace. We must view these conflicts through the lens of divine judgment and the necessity of
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