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Oil disruption from Iran war won’t end any time soon

Responsible Statecraft·Mar 11

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The oil disruption caused by the Iran war is expected to continue for some time. While some reports suggest the oil crisis may be easing, others indicate that the crude market will not return to normal for months, with potential economic fallout extending beyond oil to other industries. The duration and outcome of the war and its impact on oil prices and markets remain uncertain.

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