The Strait of Hormuz, effectively closed to oil tankers by Iran, may reopen but such a reopening won't immediately restore global oil flows or pre-conflict market conditions. Expect persistent supply bottlenecks, higher shipping and insurance costs, and continued oil-price volatility that maintain an elevated energy risk premium.
The Strait of Hormuz, effectively closed to oil tankers by Iran, may reopen but such a reopening won't immediately restore global oil flows or pre-conflict market conditions. Expect persistent supply bottlenecks, higher shipping and insurance costs, and continued oil-price volatility that maintain an elevated energy risk premium.
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