
Geopolitics and Business
Why the Strait of Hormuz crisis is becoming a global supply-chain shock
The crisis around Iran and the Strait of Hormuz has lasted far longer than many expected. In this episode, Bastian Dürr examines how the disruption is affecting energy markets, shipping routes, sanctions policy, and the wider global economy.He looks at the supply and demand cushions that have limited the initial oil-price shock, the uncertainty surrounding flows through the Strait of Hormuz, and the reasons Washington has so far avoided targeting major Chinese banks. He also discusses the growing disruption around the Bab al-Mandab Strait and the Red Sea, including the impact on Saudi Arabia’s oil-export infrastructure.The conversation then turns to diesel, natural gas, petrochemicals, agriculture, mining, and the inflationary pressure created by higher energy and transport costs. ___ Explore Geolytics.Hub Want to explore the geopolitical developments shaping China, the United States, Europe, and the wider global economy in greater depth? Visit Geolytics.Hub and sign up for a free 28-day demo. The platform supports business decisions with analysis and insights on geopolitical risks, strategic dependencies, and global economic developments. Start your free 28-day demo: https://hub.geo-lytics.com/auth/create-account




