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Following the rejection of Iran's recent diplomatic offer by former US President Donald Trump, global oil prices experienced a significant increase while the Strait of Hormuz has been closed for over 70 days. Brent crude oil prices briefly surpassed $100 per barrel amid growing concerns regarding interruptions to approximately 20% of the world's oil transport that traverses this vital passage. The market's response was swift, as experts cautioned about impending rises in fuel, transportation, and food prices on a global scale. The intensifying situation has rekindled fears of a wider energy crisis that could affect economies throughout Asia, Europe, and the United States in the near future.

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00:00Oil prices are exploding again, and one tiny waterway is shaking the entire world.
00:05The Strait of Hormuz, the route for nearly 20% of global oil shipments,
00:10has now remained shut for more than 70 days.
00:13And things just got worse after Donald Trump rejected Iran's latest peace proposal,
00:18calling it totally unacceptable.
00:20That single statement sent global oil markets into panic mode almost instantly.
00:26Brent crude jumped above $100 a barrel again.
00:29Stock markets turned nervous, and fears of a worldwide fuel crisis came roaring back.
00:34Why does this matter so much?
00:36Because countries across Asia and Europe depend heavily on oil
00:40passing through this narrow sea route between Iran and Oman.
00:44If the blockade continues, fuel prices, shipping costs, airline tickets,
00:49and even food prices could rise worldwide.
00:52Analysts are now warning this could become the biggest global energy shock
00:55since the 1970s oil crisis.
00:57And with tensions still rising in the Middle East,
01:01the world is watching one question very closely.
01:04Will diplomacy reopen the Strait of Hormuz?
01:07Or is the global economy heading into a much bigger crisis?
01:10also known as the global economy heading to a goalie-ряд.
01:10the Strait of Hormuz?
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