Houthi Blockade in Red Sea Disrupts Oil Flow, While Hormuz Remains Open

Oil continues to flow through the Strait of Hormuz, but a significant portion of global oil transit is being disrupted in the Red Sea due to actions by the Houthi rebels. This situation highlights a dual challenge for international energy markets, with one key waterway remaining open while another faces severe threats.

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