Iran Conflict Sparks Global Energy Shock and Supply Risks
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Escalating strikes on Iranian oil and LNG infrastructure, coupled with the closure risks around the Strait of Hormuz, threaten a lasting global energy supply shock that could push prices higher and trigger broad economic ripple effects, while officials weigh emergency measures as markets remain highly volatile.
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