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Quickest sectors on Strait of Hormuz's second day
After a nearly complete closure that lasted for more than 100 days due to escalating military operations between the United States and Israel on one side and Iran on the other, the Strait of Hormuz has begun to reopen. The response from economic sectors has been swift but varied. The energy sector experienced an immediate reaction, with oil prices reaching $90 per barrel, though a rapid decrease in prices is expected. Meanwhile, supply chain and logistics systems will require four to six months to regain balance. Additionally, the maritime insurance sector is gradually reducing risk premiums, which will help lower shipping costs after a significant increase experienced during the crisis.
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