The US side reported on the 10th that the conflict in the Middle East has deepened people's concerns about the blockage of global oil supply. An economist at Britain's KITU International Macroeconomic Consulting said that the conflict may hinder the recovery of oil production in the Gulf region and increase the risk that global energy prices will rise in the next few weeks. S&P Global Energy said on the 10th that it does not believe oil production in the Middle East can return to pre-war levels before the end of 2027. S&P Global Energy no longer believes that the war will completely end before the end of 2027, nor does it believe that the Strait of Hormuz will return to normal conditions at that time. The company currently anticipates that international oil prices will remain high at 80 to 100 US dollars per barrel for the whole of next year.

The US side reported on the 10th that the conflict in the Middle East has deepened people's concerns about the blockage of global oil supply. An economist at Britain's KITU International Macroeconomic Consulting said that the conflict may hinder the recovery of oil production in the Gulf region and increase the risk that global energy prices will rise in the next few weeks. S&P Global Energy said on the 10th that it does not believe oil production in the Middle East can return to pre-war levels before the end of 2027. S&P Global Energy no longer believes that the war will completely end before the end of 2027, nor does it believe that the Strait of Hormuz will return to normal conditions at that time. The company currently anticipates that international oil prices will remain high at 80 to 100 US dollars per barrel for the whole of next year.