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The escalation in the Iran conflict has driven up energy prices with full force. What initially seemed like a short-term reaction is increasingly developing into a structural problem: the Strait of Hormuz is blocked, important LNG and oil facilities are at a standstill or are being targeted. There is no quick relief in sight – on the contrary, the situation is getting worse.

This means growing risks for the global economy. Rising energy prices increase inflationary pressure, endanger interest rate cuts and cause the already highly valued stock markets to falter. But where risks arise, there are also opportunities.

It’s not just oil and gas companies that benefit from permanently higher energy prices. Utilities, renewable energies and selected raw material and agricultural stocks are also coming into focus. In this environment, specifically selected companies could benefit above average – regardless of whether the crisis persists or not.

In our current special report, we present three stocks that meet exactly this profile: crisis profiteers with a solid business model, attractive valuation and long-term potential.

Get the free report now – and prepare your portfolio for the energy price shock!