Lessons from Hormuz crisis on global resilience

The onset of the Strait of Hormuz crisis revealed important lessons after maritime traffic in June 2026 experienced its largest vessel crossings since the start of the Iranian war, accounting for about a third of pre-conflict transport activity. The events demonstrated that reopening the strait, which is linked to a potential peace agreement between the United States and Iran, could alleviate the energy crisis that has weakened economic growth and led to a global increase in inflation. Analyses confirmed that the oil market was able to adapt thanks to major countries’ investments in strategic reserves, and that the surge in artificial intelligence contributed to improving energy consumption efficiency and providing alternatives, thereby mitigating the impact of the blockade on the global economy.

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