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Malacca - not Hormuz - is the world's biggest energy chokepoint, and markets haven't priced it yet. Read more here.

Global energy markets appear relatively calm on the surface, but that calm may be misleading.

S&P 500 rises as US and Iran reach deal to extend ceasefire and hold formal talks on nuclear program. Trump's approval and Tehran's acceptance needed.

Chevron CEO Mike Wirth highlights gas-fired power for data centers as a major future growth driver in the energy portfolio.

Current expectation is that the strait will be open from June onward, but uncertainty is high. If the strait remains effectively closed, then possibility of shortages grows more worrisome

Gas prices inched lower for a second straight week, though they remain near their highest level in almost four years.

Oil markets remain volatile as tensions in the Middle East persist, even as reports suggest US-Iran talks have been making progress. TD Asset Management's Humza Hussain shares his views.

Unlike previous geopolitical events that largely redirected trade flows, war in the Middle East has constrained physical supply and disrupted logistics through the Strait of Hormuz.