Record oil disruption from Iran conflict, IEA reports
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An International Energy Agency report says the U.S.–Israeli war with Iran has triggered the largest disruption in global oil supply, with flows through the Strait of Hormuz dropping from about 20 million barrels per day to a trickle and an expected 8 million bpd shortfall in March. To stabilize markets, IEA members pledged a 400 million barrel release, while the U.S. signals naval escorts and risk insurance for tankers amid ongoing energy-security concerns from the conflict.
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