Booms and busts in the Gulf are often cyclical. Is that still true?

“So the big question, I guess, is, is this instability from war a bit like oil, that it’s a shock you recover from because it’s cyclical? Or is this really a different kind of shock, where once security, peace, and confidence are destabilized, it’s not cyclical, it doesn’t come back, it’s kind of permanent?” asks Sebastian Mallaby, while discussing the effects of the Iran war and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz on trade.

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