Goldman Sachs warns UK faces jet fuel rationing as Strait of Hormuz closure threatens supply
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Jamie Young
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Summary
Goldman Sachs warns that the UK is Europe's most vulnerable economy to a deepening jet fuel crisis caused by the prolonged closure of the Strait of Hormuz. Commercial fuel inventories in Britain could fall to critically low levels within weeks, potentially leading to formal rationing measures. This would result in soaring travel costs, disrupted supply chains, and significant pressure on airlines, freight operators, and SMEs throughout the summer.
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commercial fuel inventories in Britain could fall to 'critically low levels' within weeks
raising the prospect of formal rationing measures that would squeeze airlines, freight operators and the th
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