Hormuz reopening could trigger a temporary oil glut, JPMorgan warns
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As the Strait of Hormuz reopens, JPMorgan commodity strategists warn a surge of oil into a market that China has reduced its imports into and that’s already adjusting to a potential oversupply could create a temporary glut into 2027, keeping prices volatile even if a full collapse isn’t expected.
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