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Oil flows through Strait of Hormuz reportedly fall again amid Iranian attacks

A post citing The Wall Street Journal says intensified attacks on ship-to-ship transfers are undercutting U.S.-escorted oil shipments.

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A post citing The Wall Street Journal says oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz have fallen again as Iran intensifies attacks, eroding weeks of progress in U.S.-escorted shipments. The post also says daily tanker charter rates have reportedly reached $1.3 million, compared with around $50,000 before the war.

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@Gucci_ClarityGeopolitical tensions are flaring in the Strait of Hormuz following new attacks on commercial oil tankers. Combined with OPEC holding production quotas steady due to severe shipping bottlenecks, expect a sharp risk off wave at tonight’s CME futures and Asian market opens. Key watchpoints: Crude Oil & Gold and upward price pressure from supply premiums and defensive inflows. Equity Futures with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq futures facing downward friction. Asian Open some volatility ahead, though China risk appetite is cushioned by the Xi Trump Busan Meeting. Keep a close eye on the tape as Globex opens. Like, share, and follow. #Markets #Oil #CME #Geopolitics #Investing14h
@TheIranianzg3zBREAKING: Oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz have once again fallen as Iran steps up attacks and disrupts efforts to move crude through the waterway, according to The Wall Street Journal. The U.S. had managed to escort millions of barrels of crude through the Strait for several weeks, but that progress is now fading as Iran improves its targeting and intensifies attacks on ship-to-ship transfers. Meanwhile, tanker costs have exploded, with daily charter rates reportedly reaching $1.3 million, compared with around $50,000 before the war — a roughly 26-fold increase.4h
@AJEnglishShip-tracking firm https://TankerTrackers.com says satellite imagery showed at least 19 ship-to-ship transfers of oil and other energy products in the Gulf of Oman yesterday. 🔴 LIVE updates: https://aje.news/silc3550m
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    @Gucci_ClarityGeopolitical tensions are flaring in the Strait of Hormuz following new attacks on commercial oil tankers. Combined with OPEC holding production quotas steady due to severe shipping bottlenecks, expect a sharp risk off wave at tonight’s CME futures and Asian market opens. Key watchpoints: Crude Oil & Gold and upward price pressure from supply premiums and defensive inflows. Equity Futures with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq futures facing downward friction. Asian Open some volatility ahead, though China risk appetite is cushioned by the Xi Trump Busan Meeting. Keep a close eye on the tape as Globex opens. Like, share, and follow. #Markets #Oil #CME #Geopolitics #Investing14h
    @TheIranianzg3zBREAKING: Oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz have once again fallen as Iran steps up attacks and disrupts efforts to move crude through the waterway, according to The Wall Street Journal. The U.S. had managed to escort millions of barrels of crude through the Strait for several weeks, but that progress is now fading as Iran improves its targeting and intensifies attacks on ship-to-ship transfers. Meanwhile, tanker costs have exploded, with daily charter rates reportedly reaching $1.3 million, compared with around $50,000 before the war — a roughly 26-fold increase.4h
    @AJEnglishShip-tracking firm https://TankerTrackers.com says satellite imagery showed at least 19 ship-to-ship transfers of oil and other energy products in the Gulf of Oman yesterday. 🔴 LIVE updates: https://aje.news/silc3550m
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