Kuwait

Kuwait, a major oil exporter, is largely unaffected by the direct operational impacts of the Iran conflict and Hormuz disruption, instead experiencing a positive economic boost from soaring global oil prices. Domestic gasoline prices are remarkably low at $0.38/L, and the country boasts extensive fuel reserves sufficient for 730 days. With no oil import dependency and no food security issues, Kuwait's energy and economic resilience are exceptionally strong. The outlook for the coming weeks is highly stable, with the nation continuing to benefit from the current high-price environment.