Crude oil tumbled after Iran reopened the Strait of Hormuz, easing supply disruption fears across a route that carries about 20% of global oil flows. The move reduced the immediate geopolitical premium in oil prices and reversed two days of gains. The development is market-wide relevant because it affects global energy supply expectations and commodity pricing.
Crude oil tumbled after Iran reopened the Strait of Hormuz, easing supply disruption fears across a route that carries about 20% of global oil flows. The move reduced the immediate geopolitical premium in oil prices and reversed two days of gains. The development is market-wide relevant because it affects global energy supply expectations and commodity pricing.
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