Traffic Drop in Strait of Hormuz

Maritime traffic through the Strait of Hormuz has experienced a significant decline at the beginning of the week following escalated attacks in the Middle East region. Data from Kleber indicate that the number of ships passing through the strait dropped to four on Monday, down from ten on Sunday, noting that some vessels may have transited without activating Automatic Identification Systems (AIS). Meanwhile, satellite images show that operations involving large VLCC oil tankers remain active, with oil and natural gas being transferred in the Gulf of Oman, reflecting continued oil flows despite the tensions. Additionally, Oman has postponed talks with Iran that were scheduled to discuss the Strait of Hormuz, highlighting increased pressure on global oil supplies.

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