Oil slips below $88 as Hormuz attacks keep traders on edge
Why it matters: Near-stalled tanker traffic and Red Sea threats put millions of barrels a day of supply at risk.
Why it matters: Near-stalled tanker traffic and Red Sea threats put millions of barrels a day of supply at risk.
Why it matters: About a fifth of global oil usually moves through the strait, and vessel traffic reportedly fell to 11 before halting.
Why it matters: Analysts expect anything from a mid-single-digit rise to as much as 30%, lifting some monthly bills by about S$30.