Gulf oil exports recover but Hormuz shipping remains 65% below pre-war levels

Global oil markets are recovering from the Iran war, but Strait of Hormuz vessel traffic is still 65% below pre-conflict levels, indicating persistent disruption to a critical chokepoint. The recovery in exports suggests partial normalization, yet the shipping bottleneck implies elevated risk for energy supply chains and potential price volatility.

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