Commercial vessel activity suspended in the Strait of Hormuz

According to S&P Global Intelligence data, since Tuesday, no commercial vessels operated by registered shipping companies have passed through the Strait of Hormuz. Over the past seven days, 1,018 ships have been tracked within 200 miles of the strait, with activity mainly limited to the shadow fleet, Iranian domestic trade vessels, and a small number of minor ships passing through. Jeremy Domballe, Maritime Director at S&P Global Intelligence, stated that without a clear solution, increases in passage may begin at a slow pace rather than a large-scale recovery.