Road of Hormus - German Shipowners Criticise Trump's Planned Protection Fee for Safe Passage
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The main stock market indices in Amsterdam showed no major fluctuations on Tuesday. Investors remained cautious following continued US attacks on Iran and US President Donald Trump's toll plan on all shipped cargo in the Strait of Hormuz.
Donald Trump is looking for a solution to the Hormus street with limited blows and economic pressure. Tehran is unimpressed.
Donald Trump says he is the “guardian of the Strait of Hormuz” and has floated a 20 percent protection fee demand. A Finnish expert is not convinced that this is feasible.
Trump's planned Hormus fee could bring billions, but the bill could quickly plunge into a minus and open up a dangerous race.
US President Trump wants to demand money for a safe passage through the road of Hormus. What German shipowners think of it.
The German shipowners have criticized the protection fee announced by US President Trump for a safe passage of the Strait of Hormus.
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