Update: The Missing Fifth

Dallas Fed survey reveals 40% of US energy firms expect Strait of Hormuz shipping to normalize only after November, with nearly half warning of high likelihood of future disruptions within five years, while anticipated US production growth remains modest at under 500,000 barrels per day.
Strait of Hormuz Closure: Oil Price Surge, Inflation Fears Ebb, Fed Watches Closely
What happens to US inflation if the Strait of Hormuz closes? Dallas Fed study shows oil prices could hit $97 but inflation expectations likely to stay steady.
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https://newsletter.tf/strait-of-hormuz-oil-price-inflation-expectations/
Oil prices have surged past $97 a barrel due to Strait of Hormuz disruptions. This is a significant jump from previous weeks.
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The Dallas Fed's December manufacturing index for Texas fell to -10.9, marking a six-month low and signaling continued contraction for the fifth consecutive month, with key sub-indices such as production and new orders also declining.
The Dallas Fed's November manufacturing index for Texas dropped to a five-month low of -10.4, signaling continued contraction for the fourth straight month, though production and new orders indices showed improvement.