As of June 25, 2026, the global energy sector continues its recovery following the comprehensive ceasefire agreement signed ten days ago. Brent crude prices have settled at approximately $72.14 per barrel, a significant drop from the $115 peaks observed during the height of the Persian Gulf blockade in February. Maritime intelligence reports indicate that commercial tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz has reached 90% of pre-conflict capacity. While insurance premiums for the region remain slightly elevated, the immediate threat of a global supply shock has dissipated, allowing international markets to focus on the long-term reconstruction of regional energy infrastructure.