#REDSEA: Oil prices much unmoved by Houthi attacks. Simon Constable, Forbes.

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#REDSEA: Oil prices much unmoved by Houthi attacks. Simon Constable, Forbes.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/simonconstable/2023/12/31/irans-economic-war-on-the-west/?sh=11b537d3bbd8

November 1869 Suez Canal inauguration

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0:28.0	Certificate 12A. This is a CBS I and the world. I'm John Bachelor. The beginning of the year watching
0:39.4	commodity prices. So I'm in Constable, writing for Forbes and Barons and the Wall Street Journal and
0:45.2	and other distinguished publications, watches the prices of energy and food stuff, telling the
0:51.4	story of what are we worried about.
0:53.2	Right now there is conflict in the Red Sea leading to the Suez Canal.
0:58.8	That conflict is in a very fragile part of the world because of the Gaza War, the Ukraine War, the opposition
1:05.3	of Russia and China to the United States.
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