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With the conflict in the Middle East intensifying and fears growing that the strategic Strait of Hormuz – through which roughly one-fifth of global oil passes – could be disrupted, CGTN reporter Wang Tianyu speaks with Claudio Galimberti, chief economist at Oslo-based research firm Rystad Energy. He says market reactions so far have been relatively measured, but developments in the coming weeks will be key to determining future oil prices.
With the conflict in the Middle East intensifying and fears growing that the strategic Strait of Hormuz – through which roughly one-fifth of global oil passes – could be disrupted, CGTN reporter Wang Tianyu speaks with Claudio Galimberti, chief economist at Oslo-based research firm Rystad Energy. He says market reactions so far have been relatively measured, but developments in the coming weeks will be key to determining future oil prices.