Markets26 October 2026
Oil market cushion evaporates as IEA releases fail to offset Hormuz disruption
via OilPrice.com
The global oil market absorbed the Hormuz supply shock for four weeks using spare capacity and IEA releases, but those buffers are now exhausted. With low inventories and thin spare capacity, the market is exposed to sharp upside price moves if the conflict persists or another disruption hits.
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