Corinth Investments flags renewed inflation risk as Hormuz shipping disruption lifts energy, insurance costs

• Corinth Investments published an Aug. 28, 2026 update warning geopolitical shocks are lifting energy, shipping, inflation risk, tightening financial conditions.
• Middle East disruption remains the main macro threat; traffic through the Strait of Hormuz stays below normal, keeping war-risk insurance elevated.
• IEA data cited: 8,300,000 bpd of Gulf output shut in; global supply 6,300,000 bpd below a year earlier; inventories down 410 million barrels.
• Oil volatility surged, with a nearly USD 40-per-barrel trading range in July; refined fuel tightness adds cost pressure.
• Higher energy costs risk delaying rate cuts; bond yields and credit spreads flagged as key signals of faster risk repricing.

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