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A potential blockade of the Strait of Hormuz could significantly impact global energy markets, with the greatest consequences felt in Asia.

Asian stocks are experiencing losses due to concerns over the Iran situation, indicating a negative market trend.

US LNG producers are capitalizing on rising gas prices in Europe and Asia, with Venture Global and Cheniere Energy planning to increase capacity in response to potential shortages due to the Iran conflict.

Asia-Pacific markets are expected to extend losses due to the ongoing Iran conflict, while oil prices rise as the Strait of Hormuz is closed by Iran's Revolutionary Guard, increasing global oil supply concerns.

Middle East tensions have caused Wall Street futures to decline, indicating a potential negative impact on the US market.

The FTSE 100 is expected to start the week lower due to market reactions to the US and Israel's war on Iran, leading to a potential sharp drop in the index.

Emerging market currencies and stocks declined in Asia due to concerns over the Iran conflict and rising oil prices, affecting sentiment for high-risk assets.

Asia-Pacific markets are expected to decline due to the recent Iran strikes, leading to a significant spike in oil futures by over 8%.

Wall Street is adopting a 'haven-first' strategy in response to the Iran crisis, with traders seeking safe-haven assets such as the US dollar and Swiss franc.

The Saudi and Egyptian stock markets experienced significant losses due to the escalating US-Iran conflict, with the Saudi Tadawul All Share Index falling 2.2% and Egypt's main index dropping 2.5%.

The smartphone market is expected to contract by 13% due to the ongoing memory chip shortage, according to a report by IDC, with the crisis potentially lasting until 2027.

South Korean carbon permit prices have reached a three-year high due to tightening demand and supply balance following policy changes, indicating a positive market trend.