US-Triggered Hormuz Crisis Could Raise Turkey's Energy, Trade Costs, TEPAV Warns
Key Takeaways
- Disruptions in Hormuz raise Turkey's energy import costs.
- Rising costs extend to industrial production, fertilizer, and agriculture supply chains.
- Primary risk is higher costs and delivery delays, not complete supply cutoff.
Summary
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“HALE GÖNÜLTAŞ The Turkish Economic Policy Research Foundation (TEPAV) announced that growing security risks in the Hormuz Strait could affect not only oil prices but also global industrial and agricultural supply chains”
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