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Rising tensions in the Middle East are creating fresh pressure on global energy markets, as traders worry about possible disruptions to key oil supply routes, including the Strait of Hormuz. This uncertainty has pushed oil prices higher and raised concerns about fuel costs, inflation, and market volatility worldwide. The issue is not limited to one region only; when energy supply becomes unstable, its impact can be felt globally through transportation costs, consumer prices, and economic confidence. The situation remains sensitive, and global markets are closely watching every development.