Why the Hormuz issue is less reflected than expected

Korean Alpha EN (@korean_alpha_en), Jul 23, 2026, 01:44 UTC

Why the Hormuz issue is less reflected than expected 1. The proportion of Middle Eastern crude oil used by oil refineries has decreased to about 50%. 2. Discovered a method of combining slate and using moderate amounts of crude oil from the United States and crude oil from the Middle East to balance the ingredients. 3. Continue taking detours 4. Kankokujin is Nopakuro in Hormuz and says, "Oh, you can't pass by there," so I just step on it and go. 5. Continue to reserve oil. However, there is a lot of talk about this, but unlike before, the United States has become a net exporter, so some say…

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