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Mulberry rejects takeover amid losses as energy crisis strains economies

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Whether there is any actual increase in expats returning from Dubai to the UK due to the Iran war, as Mulberry's CEO suggested it is 'too early' to see signs.
The specific profit outlook for Mulberry, as the company did not provide guidance after reporting a loss.
The exact timeline for when US LNG expansion facilities will come online to mitigate the energy price shock from the war.
The likelihood and scale of Iranian retaliation against Gulf Arab states and its potential impact on global oil infrastructure.
How long the blockade and disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz will last and their long-term effects on global energy markets.
Current oil price levels due to the Iran war.factual

Oil prices are hovering near $100 per barrel.

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Oil prices have at points soared to close to $120 (£90) a barrel.

According to www.bbc.com

Context: This indicates uncertainty or variation in reported oil prices, which could affect assessments of the economic impact and consumer costs.

Percentage of global oil passing through the Strait of Hormuz.factual

About 25 to 30 percent of global oil passes through the Strait of Hormuz.

According to www.imf.org
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About a fifth (20 percent) of the world's oil passes through the Strait of Hormuz, around 20 million barrels each day, according to EIA estimates.

According to www.bbc.com

Context: This discrepancy affects understanding of the scale of disruption to global oil supplies and the strategic importance of the waterway.

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