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Iran and the Control of the Strait of Hormuz Raise the Real Price of Oil to $127
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Iran and the Control of the Strait of Hormuz Raise the Real Price of Oil to $127

منبع تصویر: hamshahrionline.ir

By Euronews Farsi Editorial 2 min Read time 34,950

Iran, by intensifying its control over the Strait of Hormuz, has placed the oil world in a new situation. The price of Brent crude oil today reached about $126.95 to $126.96 per barrel, indicating the direct impact of Iran's actions on the global oil market.

Iran's Actions and Their Impact on the Oil Market

In recent days, Iran has closely monitored the Strait of Hormuz, reporting 9 attacks on violating oil tankers in the past three days. This action has raised serious concerns about the security of crude oil supply in this sensitive region. Given that the Strait of Hormuz is considered one of the most important oil transit routes in the world, any disruption in this area could lead to price increases.

Reports indicate that the price of oil in the physical market (Brent DTD) reached $126.955 per barrel. This price increase occurs while Brent futures for delivery in December (Brent Dec) have reached $100.56. The approximately $26 difference between physical market prices and futures indicates severe tension in supply and demand and a crisis in the crude oil supply chain.

Oil Crisis and Upcoming Challenges

Looking at the data, it is clear that the oil market continues to face a qualitative and physical crisis. This crisis could have widespread consequences for the global economy, especially as various countries strive to return to normalcy after recent crises.

Iran's intensified control over the Strait of Hormuz has not only pressured oil prices but also caused unrest in global markets. This action could lead to price increases and reduced supply, ultimately impacting the economies of oil-dependent countries.

As oil prices approach the $127 mark, future developments must be closely monitored. The challenges arising from this crisis may lead to significant changes in the energy policies of various countries and spark a fundamental transformation in global energy markets.

Source: hamshahrionline.ir