Oil spikes as Hormuz toll proposal shakes global markets

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Oil prices jumped to about $86 a barrel after Trump floated a 20% toll for ships through the Strait of Hormuz, amid Iran’s attacks on vessels and U.S. strikes; Gulf states are exploring bypass routes via pipelines, and analysts say the disruption could persist with prices potentially moving higher in the near term, though some forecasts expect longer-term shifts away from Hormuz as pipeline routes expand.
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- Oil rises as U.S. continues to strike Tehran, reinstates blockade of Iranian ports CNBC
- Oil rises after US-Iran hostilities flare again with strikes on energy targets Reuters
- Trump’s Hormuz brinkmanship is worsening a global fuel crunch The Economist
- U.S. Stock Futures Lower Ahead of CPI Data WSJ
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