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Hormuz Fuel Exports’ Slow Recovery Keeps Prices Near Record
Source: Bloomberg
Energy Markets & PricesTrade Policy & Supply ChainInflationConsumer Demand & Retail
Oil-product exports through the Strait of Hormuz are recovering only gradually, leaving fuel supply constrained and prices elevated. The resulting surge in fuel costs is squeezing consumers globally, raising inflation risks and potentially weighing on discretionary demand. Continued disruption at the strategic shipping chokepoint could have broad energy-market and macroeconomic implications.
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