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Traffic through strait of Hormuz plummets after US and Iran trade strikes

Maritime traffic through the Strait of Hormuz has hit a five-week low following a surge in tensions between the US and Iran.

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The brief

Traffic through the Strait of Hormuz has significantly decreased as tensions flare between the US and Iran. According to Moomoo, only six vessels remain to pass through the critical waterway.

Coverage from Reuters and The Hill emphasizes the slow pace of traffic, noting it is at its lowest level in five weeks. Bloomberg reports that oil ship owners are becoming wary, leading stranded vessels to clear out of the Gulf.

Market observers are now monitoring how the crude oil market will reassess the impact of these disruptions.

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Quick answers

How many vessels are currently passing through the strait?

Moomoo reports that only six vessels remain to pass through.

How does current traffic compare to previous weeks?

According to The Hill, traffic is at its lowest level in five weeks.

How are oil ship owners reacting?

Bloomberg reports that owners are becoming wary, resulting in stranded oil ships clearing out of the Gulf.

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