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The Strait of Hormuz is vital for oil shipments. If tensions ease and a deal is struck, it could mean a smoother flow of oil globally. This stability often leads to lower wholesale oil prices, which can eventually translate into cheaper petrol and diesel when you fill up your car in the UK.
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