Docking in Strait of Hormuz stays low despite progress

Despite signs of a diplomatic easing with progress in Omani-Iranian negotiations and the temporary halt of U.S. strikes on Iran, maritime traffic through the Strait of Hormuz remains significantly low. Data from "Hormuz Street Monitor" recorded only 15 ships transiting in the past 24 hours, with crossings primarily consisting of cargo ships, roll-on/roll-off vessels, and chemical tankers. Oil tankers and liquefied natural gas carriers were notably absent, reflecting ongoing disruptions to global energy flows. Meanwhile, the U.S. Central Command announced the continuation of a naval blockade against Iran, indicating that 12 merchant vessels attempted to breach the blockade up to July 25. Additionally, inspections were carried out on two ships to verify compliance, highlighting ongoing tensions and their impact on shipping movements in the strait.

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