Recent geopolitical escalation around the Strait of Hormuz has not yet removed material oil production capacity from the global system. The disruption is logistical rather than volumetric. The issue is not missing barrels, but uncertainty around deliverability. The situation can be characterized as a “logistics shock, not a volume shock.” Production remains largely intact. However, […]
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