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السياق الخليجي
Geopolitical tensions in the Strait of Hormuz have historically created periods of heightened volatility across GCC equity and energy markets, given the region's role as a critical chokepoint for global oil exports and the economic exposure of Gulf states to shipping disruption and energy price swings. Bahrain, as a smaller Gulf economy with significant banking and financial services sectors alongside hydrocarbon interests, typically experiences broader regional risk-off dynamics during escalations involving major powers, affecting both local currency stability and capital flows. Security incidents in the Gulf often correlate with spikes in regional CDS spreads, oil price movements, and sectoral rotation patterns within GCC bourses, though the magnitude and duration of market impact depend
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