oil tankers
US-Iran peace talks end without agreement, delegations leave Pakistan
No change in Hormuz as long as US does not agree to a ‘reasonable deal’, Iran media quotes informed source as saying
Why US-Iran ceasefire has not led to Hormuz strait reopening
Iran has asserted control over the waterway and effectively halted most commercial traffic
Strait of Hormuz under the US-Iran ceasefire: 6 things to know
HUNDREDS of tankers are waiting to return to the Strait of Hormuz so that the waterway can once again become a conduit for one-fifth of the world’s oil and gas.
Trump’s shipping waiver does not boost oil flows within US; fuel exports soar
Ship owners earn more sending vessels on longer journeys from the US to Asia
Petronas-chartered tanker loaded with Iraqi crude passes through Hormuz
Iran said it would allow passage for vessels without US or Israeli connections
Petronas-chartered tanker loaded with Iraqi crude passes through Hormuz
It is expected to discharge its cargo in Malaysia’s Pengerang, in mid-April
Singapore sea freight companies hit with 50% fuel surcharge; war insurance premium also jacking up costs
One firm had to reroute cargo of used car parts to Dubai via India, raising the shipping cost five times
War risk insurance returns to Strait of Hormuz – at a price
Daily charter rates for oil supertankers have quadrupled within a week to nearly US$800,000
Iran not going to close Strait of Hormuz, Iran UN envoy says
IRAN’S UN ambassador said on Thursday Tehran was not going to close the Strait of Hormuz, but added that it was Iran‘s right to preserve the security of the key shipping route.
Surging tanker rates push US crude shippers to use small vessels
They can be secured faster, enabling traders to move barrels despite the tight freight market
