The Iran war has triggered a global shortage of jet fuel, with the impact on airlines yet to be fully felt. The Gulf supplied more than a third of the world's jet fuel before the Strait of Hormuz was forcibly closed. China, South Korea and India are among its top buyers. | Collector

The Iran war has triggered a global shortage of jet fuel, with the impact on airlines yet to be fully felt.

The Gulf supplied more than a third of the world's jet fuel before the Strait of Hormuz was forcibly closed. China, South Korea and India are among its top buyers.

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The Iran war has triggered a global shortage of jet fuel, with the impact on airlines yet to be fully felt. The Gulf supplied more than a third of the world's jet fuel before the Strait of Hormuz was forcibly closed. China, South Korea and India are among its top buyers.

The Iran war has triggered a global shortage of jet fuel, with the impact on airlines yet to be fully felt. The Gulf supplied more than a third of the world's jet fuel before the Strait of Hormuz was forcibly closed. China, South Korea and India are among its top buyers.

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