Trump rejects Iran June deal, Hormuz reopening stalled

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The Trump administration's rejection of the June memorandum keeps Hormuz reopening tied to Iranian demands for sanctions relief and an end to regional conflicts, sustaining oil supply risk even as new secondary sanctions target digital assets and facilitators. Markets price this friction as contained while equities and volatility show little stress, but the absence of any diplomatic path means the premium could widen without warning. How long can energy markets ignore a chokepoint that carries 20 percent of global oil when both sides treat the June framework as dead?