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Chart tracking same-day percentage moves across twelve asset classes, including energy stocks and gold, following a July 2026 tanker attack in Hormuz.

The moves followed an attack on tankers in the Strait of Hormuz, a revoked U.S. waiver on Iranian oil sales, and strikes on roughly 170 targets over two nights, with Iran retaliating against Bahrain, Kuwait and Qatar simultaneously. That split the twelve assets along conflict exposure: oil and volatility measures rose while broad equities, materials and gold fell together. Gold's decline is the unusual detail, since it typically rises as a safe haven during regional escalations, suggesting investors read the episode as a confidence downgrade in the ceasefire rather than a fresh crisis demanding shelter.

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Line chart showing WTI crude oil up 25 percent since mid-August as the Hormuz tanker war escalated.

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Line chart showing WTI crude oil up 25 percent in three weeks after a Saudi pipeline strike.

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Line chart showing Brent crude oil prices falling below $87 after five consecutive sessions of gains.

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Line chart showing Brent crude oil's daily closing price reversing higher in early August 2026.

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Bar chart comparing trailing one-month price moves in oil, gold and TSX stocks as of July 24, 2026.

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Bar chart showing a split market reaction across twelve assets after Iran threatened to halt regional energy exports.

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