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السياق الخليجي
Tensions over Strait of Hormuz shipping corridors and Iran sanctions carry structural significance for GCC economies, which depend on unimpeded maritime trade for crude exports and import flows—approximately one-third of global seaborne oil passes through the waterway. Historically, periods of elevated geopolitical friction in the region have correlated with oil price volatility and increased demand for hedging instruments among Gulf energy exporters, though sustained economic pressure strategies typically differ from acute military escalation in their market transmission patterns. The macroeconomic exposure varies by GCC nation based on oil export dependence, foreign reserves, and diversification progress, with implications for currency stability, government spending capacity, and regiona
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