The Most Dangerous Number in the Market Twenty-five days. That’s not a quarterly earnings forecast. Not a bond maturity schedule. Not a Federal Reserve timeline. It’s the estimated window Gulf producers could likely sustain production if the Strait of Hormuz were fully disrupted. Twenty-five days before exports stall. Before storage backs up. Before tankers idle. Before futures markets snap. In a world that moves roughly 20 million barrels of oil per day through that narrow waterway—about a fifth of global petroleum consumption—that number isn’t just strategic. It’s systemic. The Strait of Hormuz isn’t a shipping lane. It’s a pressure valve. And someone just admitted the valve may only hold for 25 days under maximum stress. The Chokepoint the Global Economy…
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