 Strait of Hormuz: The 2026 Oil Shock and What It Means for Business Since February 28, Iran has restricted tanker passage through the Strait of Hormuz — the artery through which 20% of the world's oil and 20% of maritime gas flows. Brent prices surged to $103 per barrel, peaking at $119. Goldman Sachs warns: if the blockade continues for another month, the average price for 2026 will exceed $100. What is happening in the markets: — China is redirecting fuel exports to Asia, leveraging its domestic reserves. — Russia is increasing oil revenues amid global shortages. — BP, under new CEO Meg O'Neill, is pivoting back to oil and gas, abandoning the accelerated green agenda. — Pemex in Mexico faces a major spill due to aging infrastructure. Why this matters to you: In an era where oil can spike 30% in two weeks and supply chains break within hours, businesses need real-time analytics. Not a "report by Friday," but analysis in seconds. That's exactly why we are building ASI Biont — AI agents that analyze market conditions faster than you finish your morning coffee. No dashboards that lie. Only facts, speed, and automation. Try it yourself — https://asibiont.com/ #energy #oil #Brent #Hormuz #AI #analytics