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According to an analysis by the Congressional Research Service, Brent crude oil has experienced its highest monthly price surge on record following Iran's announcement to close the Strait of Hormuz and unsuccessful ceasefire negotiations. This report highlights the war's economic repercussions, including the most significant supply disruption ever seen in the global oil market, impacting various sectors such as natural gas, fertilizer, aviation, and tourism. Experts indicate that the extent of this disruption reveals how quickly a regional conflict can affect global markets.
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00:00This is officially the biggest monthly oil price spike ever recorded.
00:03And it's tied directly to the war with Iran.
00:06A new Congressional Research Service report confirms Brent crude posted its largest ever monthly increase
00:12after Iran declared the Strait of Hormuz closed and ceasefire negotiations collapsed.
00:18The fallout goes far beyond gas prices.
00:21Researchers say this is the single largest supply disruption in the history of the global oil market.
00:28Ripple effects are hitting natural gas, fertilizer production, airline fuel costs, and even tourism industries worldwide.
00:35It's a stark reminder of just how connected the entire global economy is to one narrow waterway in the Middle
00:42East.
00:42When Iran closes the Strait, it's not just a regional story.
00:46It's a shock that reaches every corner of the planet within weeks.
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