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Pipeline Strike and Houthi Advances Complicate Iran War
Source: Bloomberg
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Iran's blockade of Gulf oil exports, alongside a US blockade of Iranian oil, is disrupting crude flows through a critical global energy corridor. Houthi capture of key Red Sea coastal areas and damage to a Saudi pipeline add further supply and shipping risks, increasing the likelihood of higher oil prices and broader energy-market volatility.
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