Hormuz Strait remains closed to year-end
Statements (23)
- Neutral
June 24 marked the highest number of Hormuz Strait crossings since the US-Iran MoU was signed.
- Neutral
The Strait of Hormuz transit is increasing due to tensions over Iran and Oman.
- Neutral
More vessels are transiting the Hormuz Strait
- Bearish
Strait of Hormuz is operating in a war zone environment
- Neutral
Hormuz Strait reopening shifts focus to Gulf oil storage and shipping
- Neutral
Tanker owner trade body says strait of Hormuz will remain closed for some time
- Neutral
Strait of Hormuz reopened after Iran's oil trade restrictions were lifted
- Neutral
Ships in the Strait of Hormuz in Oman are reopening
- Neutral
Ceasefire extension could lead to reopening of Strait of Hormuz
- Bearish
Strait of Hormuz remains closed
- Bearish
Gulf peace talks challenged optimism on a re-opening of the Strait of Hormuz
- Neutral
Strait of Hormuz reopening continues as part of U.S.-Iran ceasefire extension efforts
- Neutral
Piper Sandler says Strait of Hormuz will remain closed for months
- Bearish
The Strait of Hormuz is not opened by end of August
- Bearish
Strait of Hormuz remains closed
- Neutral
The Hormuz crisis is not Covid
- Bearish
Strait of Hormuz remains largely closed due to ongoing tensions.
- Bearish
Strait of Hormuz remains closed with no signs of reopening soon
- Bearish
Hormuz Strait fears increase due to geopolitical tensions
- Neutral
U.S. maintains tenuous ceasefire in Strait of Hormuz amid rising tensions
- Bearish
Strait of Hormuz closure is viewed as a long-term geopolitical disruption
- Neutral
Strait of Hormuz is closed for nearly 10 weeks
- Neutral
Hormuz Strait remains open to year-end despite ongoing minor skirmishes and blockade infringements