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The next energy superpower will make its own fuel | Fortune
The upcoming era of energy security is shifting from possession to production.
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theguardian.com
Beyond the strait: why Middle East oilfield shutdowns threaten to keep prices high
Oil could pass 2008 record of $147.50 a barrel as damage and closures risk compounding supply shock caused by Iran war
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aljazeera.com
Strategic oil release may calm markets but cannot fix Hormuz disruption
Record oil release steadies markets, but war-driven disruption in the Strait of Hormuz keeps energy supplies uncertain.
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fortune.com
Oil climbs as Iran seizes Hormuz gatekeeper role while Trump eyes risky naval option to reopen strait that may require boots on the ground…
"Responding to coastal launch sites as they emerge would require coordinated strike operations ashore and perhaps marines — the latter a clear escalation risk."
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Oil prices keep rising as Trump seeks coalition to reopen Strait of Hormuz
Brent crude tops $106 a barrel as markets see no end in sight to the halt of traffic through the critical waterway.
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The next energy superpower will make its own fuel | Fortune
The upcoming era of energy security is shifting from possession to production.
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It's almost inexplicable why oil prices aren't much higher. But here's why markets are ‘resilient’ so far despite the biggest energy supply…
Crude oil prices have surged more than 70% this year, but there's the potential to go much higher to new records.
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Could oil hit $200 a barrel? Analysts no longer think it is far-fetched
Prices are likely to rise substantially if the Strait of Hormuz remains, in effect, closed, market watchers say.