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Iran, Strait of Hormuz and Oil Prices

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FACTBOX-Oil tankers transiting Strait of Hormuz since start of Iran war
Another suezmax Shenlong left the strait on March 6 and discharged the same amount of Saudi crude at Mumbai on March 11. Gabon-flagged tanker Msg, laden with residual ⁠fuel, was headed to India's Pipavav port after passing the strait on April 9,

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Strait of Hormuz standoff puts Iran at critical breaking point as oil gets stuck
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Oil Prices Rise With No Sign Of An End To Iran War
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US Navy turns to AI firm Domino for options to counter Iranian mines
The U.S. Navy is ramping up its AI capabilities to hunt for Iranian mines in the Strait of Hormuz, one of the world's most critical shipping lanes, a recently awarded ‌contract shows.

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Hormuz tracker: Iraq-linked oil tanker exits Hormuz via Iran

An Iraqi oil tanker exits the Strait of Hormuz, marking increased shipping activity amid ongoing regional tensions.
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Oil tanker exits Hormuz, heading to South Korea's Hyundai Oilbank, data shows

SEOUL, April 20 (Reuters) - An oil tanker is heading to discharge its cargo at South Korean refiner Hyundai Oilbank after passing through the Strait of Hormuz, shipping data showed. The Malta-flagged Odessa passed through the strait on April 13,
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Hormuz shipping muted amid US-Iran tensions; freight rates split

Even if transits normalize, the “available but not easy to secure” dynamic can keep rates supported longer than the first-wave spike. Key Risk: Hormuz transits rebound fast enough that tonnage becomes broadly available (not just “ballast exists”),
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