Oil rebounds as Hormuz shipping attacks blunt hopes for Iran truce
Oil prices have rebounded from two-month lows due to concerns over shipping attacks in the Strait of Hormuz. These security threats have overshadowed recent market optimism regarding a potential de-escalation in the conflict between Iran and Israel.
Why it matters
Instability in the Strait of Hormuz poses a significant risk to global energy supplies and can cause immediate volatility in international oil markets.
SINGAPORE, Nov 11 (Reuters) - Oil prices rose on Wednesday from the previous session's two-month lows, as the market swung between hopes…
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