Petrol, electricity and gas price spikes inevitable if Iran chokes shipping ()

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Petrol, electricity and gas price spikes inevitable if Iran chokes shipping

The Iranian parliament has voted to halt shipping through one of the world’s key energy choke points, risking retaliation from the US.

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