You were told the war was over. Nobody mentioned what it left behind. Press enter or click to view image in full size Photo by Toni Reed on Unsplash When the ceasefire was announced, markets recovered within minutes. Energy prices dipped. Equities bounced. Relief spread across financial news in the kind of language that makes people feel the crisis is behind them. Anchors used words like “stability returning” and “tensions easing.” Social media moved on to the next thing. The news cycle, which had been loud and urgent for months, began to quieten. Most people exhaled and got on with their lives. Here is what nobody said out loud: the people who needed to move money had already moved it. The recovery wasn’t the end of something. It was the confirmation that the repositioning was complete. The relief you felt watching prices dip was real.…