The energy market has just recorded strong fluctuations as Brent crude oil prices fell 3% in the day, retreating to the 99.03 USD per barrel level, following information that A Rap Xe Ut has asked Oman to act as an intermediary in seeking an agreement to extend the ceasefire for two weeks with the Houthi forces. The news immediately sparked a wave of optimism across financial markets worldwide.

Meanwhile, the cooling of political tensions in the Middle East holds particular significance for the macroeconomic outlook. The rising risk of supply disruption—one of the leading concerns fueling inflation fears—has eased. With the risk of conflict diminishing, cost pressures for energy inputs as well as inflation expectations were quickly relieved.

A rapid positive reaction spread to risk assets as U.S. stock index futures contracts surged strongly; among them, the S&P 500 rose 1% and the Nasdaq gained up to 1.3%. The decline in crude oil prices, together with expectations of easing inflation, created favorable conditions for bond yields to stabilize again, helping capital flows re-enter investment channels.

For the crypto market, the return of a risk-on sentiment is the catalyst needed to help <b>$BTC va</b> and other altcoins regain momentum for a recovery. When pressure from the traditional market and falling crude oil prices eases, liquidity may make it easier to rotate back into assets in the short term.

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