Goldman Says Hormuz Oil Flows May Recover to Only 70% After War

Goldman Sachs estimates that oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz could only reach around 70% of their pre-war levels, emphasizing that regional producers are increasingly relying on alternative routes due to ongoing geopolitical tensions. This suggests a lasting impact on global oil supply chains and highlights the region's critical role in global energy security. The implications are significant as it underscores the vulnerability of key maritime routes and may lead to longer-term shifts in global oil logistics and pricing.