How Yemen’s Houthis Could Worsen the Oil Crunch
Source: Bloomberg Politics · Bias: Center
Summary
One thing that’s helped to limit the damage in oil markets since the Iran war largely shuttered the Strait of Hormuz is the availability of an alternative route for getting crude from Saudi Arabia to Asia: the Red Sea.
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