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Oil Tanker Going To China Forced To Reverse Course Before Crossing Hormuz Under US Blockade
Oil Tanker Going To China Forced To Reverse Course Before Crossing Hormuz Under US Blockade
One day after a burst of traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, when according to Bloomberg 19 ships crossed in either direction while Trump said that as many as 34 ships crossed the waterway on Sunday, shipping through Hormuz slumped back down again Monday, reversing Sunday's jump, as caution mounted ahead of a US naval blockade.
After 19 ships went through the Strait in either direction on Sunday - the most since the early stages of the...
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G-7 finance ministers used headlines in Asia, including calls for a meeting to discuss an SPR release, as a purely performative attempt to calm chaotic energy markets.
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