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Oil prices remain high as global markets seek alternatives to the Strait of Hormuz, following Irans blockade during the U.S.-Israel war. Despite the straits reopening, prices are still significantly above pre-war levels. The U.S. maintains its blockade on Iranian ships during ceasefire talks. Analysts warn of the need for backup routes, with Saudi Arabias and UAEs pipelines currently maxing out at eight point five million barrels a day, far short of the twenty million needed. Proposed solutions include pipeline expansions, reviving old lines, and boosting port capacity, but these could take up to seven years to implement. The situation highlights the urgent need for alternative oil export routes, despite potential risks from regional conflicts.

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