• Cambridge Associates flagged rising portfolio risk from the Iran war as refined fuels and LNG shortages tighten despite crude exports recovering.
• Base case calls for a simmering conflict, partial energy flows, volatile costs, higher freight rates, higher insurance premiums.
• IEA data showed global oil stocks fell 507 million barrels from February to August, reducing capacity to absorb new disruptions.
• August Gulf refined-product exports fell to 3.7 million barrels per day, nearly 60% below pre-war levels, lifting fuel prices.
• Advised stress-testing liquidity and obligations, trimming overlapping exposures, adding distinct return drivers beyond equities and sovereign bonds.

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