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Strait of Hormuz tension, inflation expected to increase with oil

Mohsin Ali (Staff Reporter) by Mohsin Ali (Staff Reporter)
April 24, 2026
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Growing geopolitical tensions at the global level have shaken the energy markets, where a significant increase in oil prices has been recorded.

Experts have warned that if the situation worsens, not only oil but also other essential commodities may become expensive.

According to reports, the Strait of Hormuz, which is an important route for global oil transportation, is currently under threat.

Most countries in the world depend on this route for their energy needs, due to which any disruption here has an impact on the entire world.

Experts say that in the current situation, investors are uncertain, due to which oil prices are rising. If the tensions persist, the global supply chain could be affected, which would also have a negative impact on industrial production and trade.

According to economic analysts, the increase in oil prices could further increase global inflation. This situation could be especially difficult for developing countries, as their economies are already suffering from inflation and financial pressure.

Countries like Pakistan, which imports large quantities of oil, could be more affected by this situation.

Experts say that the increase in oil prices will not only increase the prices of petroleum products but also increase electricity, transport and other basic expenses.On the other hand, governments are focusing on alternative energy sources to deal with this situation, but its immediate impact may be limited.

Analysts have warned that if geopolitical tensions do not ease, the global economy may face a new inflationary pressure.

Therefore, diplomatic efforts are needed at the global level to keep the situation under control.

Finally, experts say that the trend of oil prices in the coming days will remain linked to global political conditions, and investors need to remain cautious.

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