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Global oil inventories could hit operational floor in September 2026 if Hormuz stays shut

A post citing JPMorgan puts that floor at 6.8 billion barrels. The author claims falling below it would leave pipelines unable to maintain pressure and cause refineries to start failing.

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A September 20 post, citing JPMorgan, projects that world oil inventories will reach a 6.8 billion-barrel operational floor that month if the Strait of Hormuz stays shut. The author claims inventories below that threshold would prevent pipelines from maintaining pressure and cause refineries to start failing, regardless of oil prices.

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@vtchakarova“This would mark the first time in recorded history the world has had to worry about physical oil availability, not just price.” On the bright side, the world will also face the true impact of decarbonization in real time.
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    @vtchakarova“This would mark the first time in recorded history the world has had to worry about physical oil availability, not just price.” On the bright side, the world will also face the true impact of decarbonization in real time.
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