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The article reveals that the cost of hiring a tanker to pass through the Strait of Hormuz has exceeded one million dollars per day for the first time, due to a shortage of ships ready to transit amid some shipments opting to avoid the traditional route. Currently, the cost of transporting oil to China from the Gulf of Oman is around $644,000 daily, reflecting increased transportation costs and rising tensions in the region. It also notes that the revenues of oil tankers have increased by more than 40% since September, driven by these circumstances, with the impact of high costs also affecting support for the U.S. Navy.
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