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Why is TotalEnergies stock slipping today?

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Investing.com -- The market has already fired its first signal: WTI crude is cratering -7.04% to $78.71 and Brent is off -4.90% to $83.62 — oil’s largest single-day drop in months — while the Dow surges +1.14% and airlines are up +4% to +6% in real time. The Strait of Hormuz carries roughly 21M barrels of oil per day (~21% of global supply) — even the prospect of a deal is repricing the entire energy cost structure of the global economy in a single morning session.

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Investing.com -- The market has already fired its first signal: WTI crude is cratering -7.04% to $78.71 and Brent is off -4.90% to $83.62 — oil’s largest single-day drop in months — while the Dow surges +1.14% and airlines are up +4% to +6% in real time. The Strait of Hormuz carries roughly 21M barrels of oil per day (~21% of global supply) — even the prospect of a deal is repricing the entire energy cost structure of the global economy in a single morning session. The context matters: US–Iran have been in active military conflict for ~5 months. The US controls the Strait, Iranian ports were blockaded, and Houthi proxies were hitting Saudi tankers.

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Investing.com -- The market has already fired its first signal: WTI crude is cratering -7.04% to $78.71 and Brent is off -4.90% to $83.62 — oil’s largest single-day drop in months — while the Dow surges +1.14% and airlines are up +4% to +6% in real time. The Strait of Hormuz carries roughly 21M barrels of oil per day (~21% of global supply) — even the prospect of a deal is repricing the entire energy cost structure of the global economy in a single morning session.
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