Summary

Despite a lull in peace talks progress between Iran and the United States, analysts have once again started to talk about oversupply as tankers leave the Persian Gulf in greater numbers than the past three months. Importing nations are even being warned of a “wave” of crude coming their way. Meanwhile, some are preparing for a future where Hormuz passage tolls are part of oil price formation.

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