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“Global Energy Crisis 2026: Strait of Hormuz at Boiling Point – The Supply Shock the World Is Watching” Scenario Analysis By SO OK TRADING

Last updated: 7 Mar 2026
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“Global Energy Crisis: When the Strait of Hormuz Is Blocked — Scenario Analysis By SO OK TRADING”

The Strait of Hormuz, a strategic route carrying 20–30% of the world’s crude oil, has become the “boiling point” of the global economy in March 2026. Iran’s announcement to close the passage in response to attacks has sent oil prices soaring and shaken every sector—from energy markets to everyday consumer goods.

⛽ Unprecedented Oil Price Surge

WTI closed at $90.90/barrel (+12.21%)
Brent Crude closed at $92.69/barrel (+8.52%)
Analysts warn: if the closure persists, prices may skyrocket to $150–200/barrel. Retail prices in Thailand could exceed 60 THB/liter, despite the government holding diesel at 29.94 THB/liter.
Impact on Thailand’s Economy

Inflation: Rising transport costs push up food and goods prices
Electricity: LNG imports disrupted, power bills likely to rise
Supply Chain: Fertilizer and export prices affected
Government: Confirms ~60 days of oil reserves, sets up a crisis monitoring center
Global Impact Overview

China/India: Manufacturing costs surge
Japan/S. Korea: 85–90% oil dependency → energy crisis risk
Europe: LNG shortage → soaring fertilizer and electricity prices
USA: Energy firms profit, consumers face high fuel costs
Oil Price Scenarios Q2/2026

Base Case (60%): $85–105/barrel (closure <1 month)
Bearish Case (25%): $120–150+/barrel (prolonged conflict, supply loss)
Optimistic Case (15%): $75–85/barrel (ceasefire or peace talks)
✨ Conclusion
The Strait of Hormuz closure marks the most severe supply shock in decades, triggering a “domino effect” across the global economy. Thailand, though buffered by reserves, must brace for rising energy and consumer prices.

Transport & Industry: Lock in energy costs, explore renewable alternatives
Consumers: Fill up tanks when possible—prices likely to rise within 1–2 weeks
Investors: Watch energy, logistics, and commodity stocks closely

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