The US and Iran are engaging in tit-for-tat strikes on vessels in the Mideast Gulf.
The war in the Mideast Gulf is spilling into the waters once again, with tanker strikes around the Strait of Hormuz threatening a fragile uptick in shipping traffic in recent weeks and helping to send the price of benchmark Brent above $100 for the first time since July, in combination with Houthi attacks on Saudi oil facilities.
Oil has rallied more than 7% this week as investors worry that exports through Hormuz could plunge as the U.S. and Iran fight for…
Renewed military action and damage to tankers have forced shippers to reconsider the risks of moving oil through the Strait of…
By Ahmed Elimam and Eman AbouhassiraDUBAI, July 10 (Reuters) - Daily tanker traffic in the Strait of Hormuz appeared to have…
Despite renewed U.S.-Iran military exchanges, some tankers continue transiting the Strait of Hormuz while others delay or reverse…
Renewed U.S.-Iran military clashes have sharply reduced tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, sending oil prices higher…
A reported new tanker attack near Oman is adding to escalating shipping risks around the Strait of Hormuz as Iran sets stringent…
US, Iran Trade Strikes On Shipping As Oil Prices Surge Above $100 A Barrel
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