The US Says Oil Is Flowing Normally Through the Strait of Hormuz – but the Data Contradicts Them
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Shipping companies cannot confirm the amount of oil leaving the Strait of Hormuz. The gap between what they see and what the US says is persistent. The post US says oil flowing normally through Hormuz – But the data contradicts them appeared first on in.gr.
A VLCC and a VLGC were the only cargo ships that passed through the Persian Gulf on Monday – The “dark” part of the traffic and the 5 million barrels that are not fully recorded by AIS
Oil fell below $90 a barrel on Tuesday after traders assessed that new US sanctions on Iran posed a lesser supply risk for now than a possible military escalation.
TEHRAN/WASHINGTON - Just two oil and gas ships passed through the Strait of Hormuz on Monday, the fewest since early May, Reuters reported today, citing Kpler, a specialist company that monitors vessel movements. Before the war, 130 to 140 cargo ships passed through the key shipping route daily.
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