By the numbers: How did the escalation escalate in navigating the Strait of Hormuz?

Tensions have returned to the Strait of Hormuz following the collapse of the ceasefire agreement between the United States and Iran, leading to a sharp decline in shipping activity and a deterioration in the amount of oil passing through the strait by approximately 58%. The number of passing vessels has decreased from an average of 33 ships per day before the escalation to 15 ships, and oil exports have fallen to around 4 million barrels per day compared to 10 million before the escalation. This has increased the risks of energy supply disruptions and oil prices exceeding $87 per barrel. Tensions are prevailing in the region amid mutual military escalation between the two sides, amid concerns that the crisis could expand and impact global trade.

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