Oil market analysts warn: Oil prices are poised to surge to a record high of $300, and this is just the beginning.

Researcher Rory Johnston warns that if the Strait of Hormuz remains closed, Brent crude oil prices could rise to $250-300 per barrel, requiring a cut in global daily demand by 15 million barrels, with inflation-adjusted prices hitting record highs and potentially ending the current oil market in an unprecedented impact.

Summary

Latest views from researcher Rory Johnston:

🔺 If the Strait of Hormuz remains closed, Brent crude oil may reach $250-300 per barrel.

🔺 Global daily demand needs to be cut by 15 million barrels to keep the economy running.

🔺 After adjusting for inflation, oil prices are almost certain to hit a record high.

He pointed out that this was not a simple price fluctuation, but "the end of the current oil market." And this kind of shock is unlike anything we've ever seen before.

From crude oil to refining profits, the entire industry's logic will be reshaped.

⚠️ This time the wolf is really here.

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