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1990 comparison is too mild, if anything. Back then, the Hormuz never actually closed. Today's complete halt of oil flows through that bottleneck is completely unprecedented. "We have not seen anything like this in pretty much the history of the Strait of Hormuz" - so sayeth Rystad Energy's chief economist). The UK and Europe are arguably even more exposed. |
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