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Iran’s Oil Exports Stay Choked as US Naval Blockade Holds
Source: Bloomberg
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Iran's oil exports remain severely constrained nearly two months after a renewed US naval blockade, intensifying the country's economic crisis. The disruption is also tightening global crude supply, creating upward pressure and heightened risk for oil markets.
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