Hormuz sees few tanker returns, premiums steady
The Strait of Hormuz has experienced a limited increase in oil and natural gas shipments amid uncertain conditions regarding the outcome of talks between the United States and Iran concerning navigation stability. Although Iran and Washington agreed on a 60-day ceasefire, Iran reopened the strait in response to Israeli strikes in Lebanon, leading to an increase in war risk premiums to around 3%. The costs associated with crossing the strait remain high and are heavily dependent on developments in the dialogue between the two sides.
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