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The Oil Shock Nobody Wanted: How a Broken Ceasefire in the Gulf Reaches From Jakarta to Brasília
The US-Iran ceasefire collapse and Iran's threat to the Strait of Hormuz have pushed Brent crude oil prices to $78, impacting Asia, Europe, and Latin America. The disruption has caused widespread economic jolts across these regions.
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