Gulf Ship Traffic via Strait of Hormuz Hovers Below 10-Day Average, Data Shows
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Cargo ship traffic through Strait of Hormuz drops to lowest level in 3 months
London, Aug. 25 (SANA) Preliminary shipping data showed on Tuesday that cargo ship traffic through the Strait of Hormuz fell to its lowest level in three months, with only one vessel crossing on Monday. According to Reuters, initial tracking data from ship-tracking firm Kpler revealed that a single large gas carrier entered the strait from the Gulf of Oman on Monday, down from six vessels of various types on Sunday. The data indicated that Monda…
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Forbes BrasilOnly two oil tankers crossed the Strait of Ormuz on Monday, the lowest daily number of cargo ships since the beginning of May, having both ships entered the Persian Gulf, according to maritime tracking data. The number also remained well below the average of 10 days of 14, with a large gas tanker and a crude oil super-oil tanker entering the strait coming from the Gulf of Oman, according to the Kpler ship tracker. Although it is a fall in relati…
Commodity vessel transits through Hormuz Strait drop to three-month low
Commodity vessel transits through Hormuz Strait drop to three-month low Only one commodity vessel reportedly transited the Strait of Hormuz on Monday, preliminary Kpler shipping data showed on Tuesday. A large gas carrier entered the strategic waterway from the Gulf of Oman on Monday, making it the lowest number of vessels to pass through the strait since 7 May. Due to ships switching off their transponders on their way through the waterway, t…
For almost half a year, one of the world’s main strategic maritime arteries, the Strait of Ormuz, ceased to function normally after the U.S. began the war against Iran. The closure of the strait and the constant disruption of its operation, in turn, have had an impact on the world economy.
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