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Compliance, risk, and the Middle East energy market shakeup

Image of a tanker and the Iranian flag in the Strait of Hormuz.
Photo: Kaveh Kazemi/Getty Images

Julie DiMauro

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Energy price surges, shipping disruptions, geopolitical tensions, and uncertainty are creating a headache for businesses, consumers, and governments alike.

It is a challenge to sound current when writing about the Middle East conflict that is affecting markets, energy prices, shipping routes, supply chains, and geopolitical stability, since changes are happening rapidly.

How much and for how long the conflict will push up global oil and regional natural gas prices

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