A Shattered Market?: The Counterintuitive Story of the Hormuz Oil Crisis with Rory Johnston
With headlines reporting that oil exports through the Strait of Hormuz are recovering to pre-war levels, it seems that the oil supply chains have stabilized – yet prices and availability don't tell the same story. Over two billion barrels of expected Middle East production have been lost this year, and even with crude…
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