The World is Running Out of Fuel
Oil prices have risen but not as dramatically as expected after Iran closed the Strait of Hormuz, cutting off 20% of global oil supply. Strategic reserves, sanctioned oil releases, and reduced Chinese demand initially stabilized markets. But after six months of crisis, those buffers are n
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