A blocked Strait of Hormuz has already jacked crude oil prices past $91 a barrel, up from around $67-$69 just a day earlier.
Hormuz shutdown details
Hormuz shutdown details
- Duncan Amoah confirmed the strait is fully blocked right at this moment.
- Iran, Russia, and China have their naval assets parked there.
- U.S. forces are reportedly heading toward that same corridor.
- Zero oil shipments have gotten through since that morning.
- Roughly 22% of the worldwide crude flow just stopped moving.
- Stockpiles across Europe, the U.S., and Asia face steeper premiums.
- Amoah warned that nobody sitting on oil will let it go cheaply.
- Ghana's petroleum market could catch serious heat from this.
- Amoah called the whole situation fluid and not looking kind.