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Hormuz Strait Shipping Drops Pre-Iran Oman Talks
Maritime movement through the Strait of Hormuz has decreased to 33 ships during the current week, compared to 50 ships in the same period last week, amid anticipation of talks between Iran and Oman regarding the reopening of this vital waterway. Data showed that four ships transited the strait on Thursday, including a supertanker carrying about two million barrels of Basra crude oil from Iraq. Since the beginning of the week, only six oil tankers have departed, while 21 ships have entered, mostly following the route set by Iran. Countries and companies are awaiting a decision on whether to permit ships into the strait, amid obstacles related to US sanctions and insurance issues. There are also significant discounts being offered on Basra crude to encourage loading, but the situation remains uncertain regarding the full reopening of the strait.
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