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Oil settled up 9% as Iran vowed to keep the Strait of Hormuz closed. The IEA called it the biggest oil-supply disruption in market history and approved a record 400 million barrel strategic stock release.
Middle East Gulf output has been cut by at least 10 million barrels per day, and China banned refined fuel exports for March.
A cut of roughly 10 million barrels per day, nearly 10% of world demand, is a major supply shock that keeps crude and diesel prices elevated. Chinese fuel export ban and doubts over the stockpile release sustain upward pressure on energy costs.
reuters.comSiddharth Cavale12 Mar 2026Setelah 656 peristiwa geopolitik bullish sebelumnya, Minyak Mentah (Brent) bergerak median +1,9% selama 5 sesi (63% lebih tinggi; separuh tengah -2,7% sampai +6,6%), dan +0,7% selama 20 sesi.
Setelah 626 peristiwa geopolitik bullish sebelumnya, Minyak Mentah (WTI) bergerak median +2,1% selama 5 sesi (62% lebih tinggi; separuh tengah -2,3% sampai +8,5%), dan +1,6% selama 20 sesi.
Setelah 250 peristiwa geopolitik bullish sebelumnya, ULSD / Solar bergerak median +1,7% selama 5 sesi (58% lebih tinggi; separuh tengah -3,6% sampai +8,7%), dan +0,9% selama 20 sesi.
Pergerakan benchmark setiap komoditas dari penutupan terakhir sebelum peristiwa. Pembacaan historis menggabungkan peristiwa serupa di masa lalu; itu menggambarkan apa yang terjadi, bukan apa yang akan terjadi. Bukan nasihat investasi.
Same-day report of oil settling up 9% as Iran vowed to keep Hormuz closed, with the IEA calling it the biggest supply disruption ever and Gulf output cut by at least 10 mb/d; a direct supply driver.
Brent settled up ~9% on March 12 as Iran vowed to keep Hormuz closed and the IEA called it the biggest supply disruption ever, a major supply driver inside the 5-day window.
Oil up 9% on Mar 12 as Iran vowed to keep Hormuz closed, the IEA called it the biggest supply disruption ever, Gulf output was cut 10+ mb/d and China banned refined fuel exports, a direct supply shock inside the 5-day window.
Oil up 9% on March 12 as Iran vowed to keep Hormuz closed, with the IEA calling it the largest supply disruption ever and China banning refined fuel exports, which directly tightens diesel supply within the 5-day window.
