LNG transits through Strait of Hormuz hit post-war high

Monthly LNG carrier transits through the Strait of Hormuz reached their highest level since the Iran war began, per ship-tracking data. This suggests that despite ongoing conflict risks, energy flows through the critical chokepoint are being maintained or even expanded, possibly due to improved security or diplomatic arrangements. The development signals resilience in global LNG supply chains, but the sustainability of this trend remains uncertain given the volatile security environment.

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