The Strait of Hormuz reopening does not mean oil market normalization is immediate; shipping is resuming, but disrupted logistics, damaged infrastructure, and depleted inventories could keep flows constrained for weeks or months. The article points to ongoing supply-chain and energy-market stress, implying a continued risk premium for crude and refined products.
The Strait of Hormuz reopening does not mean oil market normalization is immediate; shipping is resuming, but disrupted logistics, damaged infrastructure, and depleted inventories could keep flows constrained for weeks or months. The article points to ongoing supply-chain and energy-market stress, implying a continued risk premium for crude and refined products.
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