Rory Johnston discussed the Hormuz crisis, Iran negotiations, sanctions, oil-market supply disruption and the implications for energy security, demand and prices 1234. He argued that physical supply-chain delays, rather than conventional price- or income-driven demand destruction, were central to the market’s initial response 3, while also highlighting U.S. crude-inventory draws as an important signal for a further market re-rating 3. He additionally examined the crisis’s bullish implications for North American producers and the competing options for Canadian export infrastructure 4.
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