Oil prices anchored by ongoing Gulf disruptions
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Analysts warn oil prices may stay elevated long after hostilities end due to tanker backlogs, damaged Gulf infrastructure, and the Strait of Hormuz remaining effectively closed for weeks, with slow Gulf production recovery and the risk of further attacks from regional actors prolonging disruption into the midterm period.
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