Dark transits, shuttle tankers and selective risk-taking suggest Mideast Gulf crude is still moving despite recent crossfire — but by a very different rulebook.

With the Mideast conflict again turning kinetic, markets will have to manage without the inventory cushion that helped weather the initial supply squeeze.

Dark transits, shuttle tankers and selective risk-taking suggest Mideast Gulf crude is still moving despite recent crossfire — but by a very different rulebook.

The data covers transit for container ships, bulkers, vehicle carriers, and tankers that carry oil, gas and chemicals

The number of ships transiting the Strait of Hormuz stayed low during the weekend as the United States and Iran intensified attacks in the Middle East, shipping data showed on…

Persian Gulf oil exports briefly recovered to pre-war levels before renewed U.S.-Iran hostilities disrupted tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz once again.