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The conflict involving Iran has turned the shipping market in the Strait of Hormuz into a chaotic situation, with Iran controlling which vessels can pass through this critical waterway. While Iran continues to move its own oil through the strait, it is restricting traffic for others, creating major disruptions for global trade.
This has led to significant economic consequences, including increased costs for European companies like BASF, which is raising prices. The situation is also affecting global oil markets, with prices surging due to supply risks and the confirmed death of a key Iranian security official.
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