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The three-tier impact of the Iran situation on the capital markets
Why is the Iran situation important? Key ports are the most critical strategic resources
Market attention on Iran is primarily about “energy.” As a regional power in the Middle East, the Iran situation influences global energy prices.
This is not because Iran is a major global resource exporter. Iran’s proven crude oil reserves are about 200 billion barrels, second only to Venezuela and Saudi Arabia, ranking third worldwide; Iran’s proven natural gas reserves are only behind Russia, making it the second-largest globally. However, due to exploration technology and economic sanctions, Iran’s resource exports are limited. Crude oil exports account for only 2.6% of the global total, and natural gas exports are even lower, at just 0.7%.
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