This is what happens in an extreme scenario around the Strait of Hormuz: less flying, less driving, entrepreneurs in trouble

If the Strait of Hormuz remains closed for a year, bottlenecks in the supply of crude oil, diesel, kerosene and fuel oil in Europe will increase enormously. This increases the risk of further fuel price increases, causing consumers to leave their cars at home more often and companies to scale down their activities.

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