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iran trump does global peace ironic favour
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AI-generatedThe conflict disrupts ~25% of global seaborne oil trade via the Strait of Hormuz, causing a supply shortage that drove oil prices from ~$70 to ~$126/bbl. This is a supply_shortage channel affecting global crude and LNG markets. Gulf States reconsider US security guarantees, potentially shifting regional alliances. The impact is global but concentrated on oil-importing economies and Gulf producers.
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- US-Israeli war against Iran began February 28, 2023.
- Shipping in Persian Gulf severely disrupted, affecting ~25% of world seaborne oil trade.
- Oil prices surged from ~$70-73/bbl (Feb) to ~$126/bbl (last month).
- Strait of Hormuz remains largely closed; US requested UN intervention.
- Ceasefire established April 8, 2023, but strained.
Brent crude surges 5-10% on supply shortage from Strait of Hormuz closure.
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