Transit through Hormuz declines despite reopening
Data from Kepler Corporation has shown that shipping activity in the Strait of Hormuz remains low, with only 40 ships passing through in a single day—significantly below the pre-military escalation average. The recent conflict between the United States and Iran had temporarily halted this vital oil and gas transit route. Although the strait has reopened following an understanding between Washington and Tehran, vessel movement continues to be cautious and subdued, reflecting ongoing security concerns in the region.
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