Oil price shock accelerates as Hormuz tensions flare

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Oil markets brace for a sharper price shock as tensions in the Strait of Hormuz escalate, with Brent around $114/bbl and U.S. gasoline near $5/gal, while forecasters lift price projections and refined-product shortages loom across regions; industry players tilt toward renewables and domestic energy, and investors sunk a record April into green ETFs, underscoring a shift even as the market waits for the full impact.
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