The web search results mention the Strait of Hormuz being discussed in the context of ceasefires and closures (e.g., [web_search] Iran Revolutionary Guard fully closes Strait of Hormuz and fires on ...: Iran now says the Strait of Hormuz is fully closed...; [web_search] Macron urges permanent reopening of Hormuz Strait, warns against 'toll ...: Speaking in a press conference following the call, Macron welcomed the announcement by Iran earlier Friday that it was allowing the critical Strait of Hormuz to re-open...). However, none of the provided evidence explicitly confirms that a 'risk management analyst' spoke to 'FRANCE 24' about this specific topic. The evidence confirms the topic is current news, but not the specific reporting mechanism claimed.

The evidence provided for this claim consists only of web search results related to Microsoft Corporation, not Paymon Azmoudeh or Forward Global. Therefore, there is no evidence to verify this claim.

The web search results mention Paymon Azmoudeh's threads ([web_search] Paymon Azmoudeh's Threads - Thread Reader App: Read the latest Twitter threads from @paymonaz on Thread Reader App!), but none of the provided evidence contains the specific quote or context stating that 'all parties calculate that resuming war is not in anyone's interest' attributed to him. This specific assertion cannot be verified.

The web search results discuss the implications of a ceasefire and the ongoing economic situation in relation to Iran ([web_search] Transcript: Iran's Ceasefire Explained: Winners, Losers, and What Comes ...: Transcript - The Long Game with Jake Sullivan and Jon Finer Iran's Ceasefire Explained: Winners, Losers, and What Comes Next...; [web_search] Economic Outlook Still Foggy As Iran Ceasefire Leaves Key Questions ...: The U.S. and Iran agreed to a two-week truce late Tuesday. The outlook for energy prices and the economy now hinges on whether the cease-fire holds and whether shipments of energy and other ...). However, none of the provided evidence confirms that 'Paymon Azmoudeh' specifically explained this to the outlet 'Perspective'.