Oil prices near pre-war levels as shipping ramps up on Strait of Hormuz
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Geography
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The price of Brent crude has reached its lowest since February 27, before the war started.
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Energy prices have been on a wild ride since Iran responded to US and Israeli attacks by effectively closing the Strait of Hormuz.
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Summary
**Summary:** Oil prices are near pre-war levels, with rising Middle East supply contributing to a decrease in global oil prices. This trend is partly due to the U.S.-Iran agreement and increased shipping activity through the Strait of Hormuz. **Why It Matters:** The stabilization of oil prices could potentially lead to lower energy
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