Persian Gulf Crudes in the US and California aren’t a major risk – yet
Crude prices jumped $7-10 this week with the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. This feels like a relatively muted reaction to 20% of the world’s crude supply being cut off from the market. It seems that most buyers are expecting the Strait to reopen before inventories get pinched too hard, or for the “shadow” fleet to move enough to keep the markets unplugged.
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