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Developed countries have begun tapping strategic petroleum reserves in response to Middle East tensions and Strait of Hormuz blockade, but energy specialist Thierry Bros from Sciences Po Paris warns the measure is merely cosmetic and won't save the global economy. Bros told Le Figaro that the relief will be short-lived as the fundamental supply shock threatens to derail monetary policy and intensify cascading disruptions across global supply chains, with crude oil prices already exceeding $110 p