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“Prices are inelastic downwards”: Former Lebanese PM warns Hormuz reopening won’t provide instant economic relief
Speaking to ANI, Siniora emphasised that the inflationary shock caused by the closure of this vital maritime chokepoint has already become baked into global markets.
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