Oil Inventories at Rock Bottom Threaten Quick Price Surge Amid Hormuz Disruptions
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Global oil inventories are being drawn down to record lows as the Strait of Hormuz disruption trims supply, with analysts warning a sharp oil-price spike could arrive within weeks and Brent could reach $150–$160 per barrel even if traffic resumes slowly, since replenishment would take time and demand remains strong.
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