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Hormuz Assumptions: What the World Got Wrong

Months ago, the received wisdom was that a Hormuz closure would see oil prices skyrocket, presaging the meltdown of the global energy system. What did we all miss?

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Hormuz Assumptions: What the World Got Wrong

Months ago, the received wisdom was that a Hormuz closure would see oil prices skyrocket, presaging the meltdown of the global energy system. What did we all miss?

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aljazeera.com14 h fa

With Hormuz reopened, has the oil shortage turned into a glut?

As flow resumes through the strait, an oil surplus may yet again destabilise global energy markets.

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Timeline cronologica

  1. giovedì 2 luglio 2026·energyintel.com

    How Oil Markets Took Hormuz in Stride

    Energy Intelligence takes stock of how the world buffeted a potential 20 million b/d loss of crude, products and other liquids — and did so with an air of relative calm.

  2. giovedì 2 luglio 2026·aljazeera.com

    With Hormuz reopened, has the oil shortage turned into a glut?

    As flow resumes through the strait, an oil surplus may yet again destabilise global energy markets.

  • giovedì 2 luglio 2026·energyintel.com

    Hormuz Assumptions: What the World Got Wrong

    Months ago, the received wisdom was that a Hormuz closure would see oil prices skyrocket, presaging the meltdown of the global energy system. What did we all miss?