Rabobank
July 6, 2026
When a Toll Isn't a Toll
Daily UpdateCommoditiesRates Govt BondsEnergyIndustrials
Global energy markets are fracturing into competing geopolitical blocs as tensions regarding oil transit through the Strait of Hormuz escalate. Simultaneously, European industrial sectors are struggling against Chinese competition and dependence on American energy.
Key Takeaways
- 1.The global oil market is splitting into geopolitical camps with varying pricing and access terms based on regional alliances.
- 2.Europe faces de-industrialization risks due to Chinese competition and reliance on US energy and financial systems.
- 3.Market expectations for Fed rate hikes have pushed out from October to December following weak US employment data.
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- Market comment
- Week ahead
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Authors
Benjamin Picton
Securities
10-year US TreasuryBrent Crude
Themes
European De-industrializationGeopolitical fragmentation of commodity markets
Regions
EuropeAsia PacificUnited StatesChinaGermany
