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As oil-shocked world turns to renewables, China will reap the rewards

A ceasefire is the likely first step, with the US then working out a deal to Iran’s satisfaction. The Strait of Hormuz could be reopened in two months. But even then, oil supply will be hampered by damage to the region’s infrastructure.
The long-term psychological impact of the oil shock will be profound. Ending this war won’t bring lasting peace. The US and Israel will try again. They have been targeting Iran for four decades. The expectation of more oil shocks will shape national policies for many years.

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