Oil is back above $100 a barrel for the first time since May, and the situation in the Middle East is getting even more complicated. With Iran-backed Houthis targeting shipping in the Red Sea and critical oil routes coming under pressure, what happens next for global energy markets? Ben Cahill of the Atlantic Council breaks down what's driving prices higher, who stands to lose the most, and whether consumers should be preparing for another inflationary shock.
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