European Economy and Strait of Hormuz
The American and Iranian approaches to the situation in the Strait of Hormuz are conflicting. Washington insists on the immediate opening of the strait and has directed 116 ships, while disabling 5 vessels. Meanwhile, the Iranian Revolutionary Guard monitors the situation and smartly controls the strait, announcing the passage of approximately 28 ships within 24 hours. This conflict has impacted the European economy, causing a decline in consumer confidence, an increase in inflation rates, and affecting energy supplies and fertilizers. As a result, prices have risen and production has decreased.
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