Hormuz disruption pushes energy markets into a higher-for-longer regime
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Shut Strait of Hormuz keeps about a fifth of worldwide oil and LNG supply stranded, pushing Brent to around $112 and European gas prices up sharply, signaling a persistent energy shock that traders expect to endure even in the best-case scenario.
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