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السياق الخليجي
Security developments in the Strait of Hormuz carry structural significance for GCC markets given that roughly one-third of globally traded seaborne oil transits the waterway, creating direct linkage between geopolitical friction and regional energy price volatility. Coordination between Iran and Oman on maritime security reflects the historical pattern of Oman's diplomatic mediation role in Gulf tensions, a position that has periodically influenced crude market stability and shipping insurance costs affecting GCC energy exporters. Disputes over maritime passage mechanisms have historically coincided with oil price spikes and increased hedging activity among Gulf-based energy companies, though the degree of market impact depends on the practical enforcement and international acceptance of
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