Tanker volume through the Strait of Hormuz fell 15% in the week of October 5, yet Brent has stayed above $100, up from $70.69 at the end of January. The daily record shows large single-day swings, including a 7.35% fall on September 21 and an 8.64% rise on September 24. Oil reaches Canada through energy inflation, with headline CPI expected at 3.0% on October 19, ahead of the October 28 Bank of Canada decision.
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