Hormuz Strait Commercial Traffic Slumps, Only Two Vessels Enter Persian Gulf on May 27

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According to Jin10 citing Bloomberg ship-tracking data, commercial traffic through the Strait of Hormuz slumped on May 27, with only two vessels entering the Persian Gulf and a fuel tanker appearing to stall while transiting. The sharp decline followed a surge the previous day when two large international oil tankers exited the waterway. The slowdown comes as markets await results of U.S.-Iran negotiations aimed at resolving a conflict that has nearly closed the critical shipping corridor.
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