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السياق الخليجي
The Strait of Hormuz, through which approximately one-third of global seaborne traded oil passes, has historically been a critical chokepoint whose operational status directly influences regional energy pricing, shipping insurance premiums, and broader Gulf economic stability. Temporary corridors or de-escalatory measures affecting the waterway typically correlate with reduced geopolitical risk premiums embedded in GCC energy and logistics sectors, though their durability and scope determine whether market-wide structural adjustments materialize. Such developments intersect with shipping, petrochemicals, and regional trade competitiveness—sectors where GCC economies maintain significant exposure—and their effects tend to be reflected across asset volatility, currency dynamics, and medium-t
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