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A simulation — not a prediction — of what happens if one of the most critical chokepoints in the global energy market is disrupted.
A substantial share of global oil and liquefied gas passes through the narrow Strait of Hormuz — any major disruption there (military, political) could sharply cut available global supply almost overnight.
See Who Benefits When Oil Prices Rise for the full mechanism — oil and gas producers not dependent on passage through the strait itself benefit from a higher price, while fuel-dependent industries (aviation, transportation) are hurt directly.
Just like the other X-Ray scenarios (see What Happens If TSMC's Taiwan Production Is Disrupted), the goal here is to understand the structure — who depends on what — not to guess whether or when such an event will actually happen.
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