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How Houthis’ Red Sea Shipping Threat Risks Bigger Oil Shock

How Houthis’ Red Sea Shipping Threat Risks Bigger Oil Shock
Bloomberg Markets Thursday 11 June 2026, 08:49 UTC By Veena Ali-Khan, Alex Longley 1 min read
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Houthi supporters in Sanaa, Yemen, in March.

Houthi supporters in Sanaa, Yemen, in March.
Houthi (ORG) Sanaa (LOCATION) Yemen (LOCATION)
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