Why Oil Prices Remain Below $100 Despite Major Supply Shock
Despite the closure of the Strait of Hormuz causing one of the largest supply shocks in history, oil prices remain below $100 a barrel due to workarounds like record U.S. exports and reduced Chinese demand. The market has absorbed much of the disruption thanks to pre-war surpluses.
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