Markets6 May 2026
Strait of Hormuz disruption marks largest oil supply shock on record
via GIS Reports
The Iran conflict triggered the largest volumetric oil supply disruption in history, though price reaction remained muted due to pre-war surplus and strategic reserves. Markets absorbed the shock for four weeks, but analysts warn buffers are now exhausted. Any extension of the crisis could send crude above $90 and hammer equities.
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GIS Reports
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