Could Indonesia disrupt global trade? | The Economist

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Could Indonesia disrupt global trade? | The Economist The Strait of Hormuz is not the world’s only maritime chokepoint. The Strait of Malacca carries an even bigger share of the world's oil and runs through Indonesia, Singapore and Malaysia. Inspired by Iran's closure of Hormuz, some Indonesian politicians have recently suggested charging ships to use the Malacca strait. How would this affect global trade? Read more: bit.ly/4f9hy8t Subscribe to The Economist: Download The Economist app: Follow us on X: Follow us on Instagram: Follow us on Facebook:
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