Strait of Hormuz Shipping Stalled
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Shipping through Strait of Hormuz remains at a trickle despite US-Iran ceasefire; Washington and Tehran accuse each other of not honouring truce agreement.
Sources: Al Jazeera (Middle East)
France deploys drone minehunters targeting suspected naval mines in the Strait of Hormuz — acting independently of NATO. Iran affirmed large parts of the passage contain mines that will explode on passing ships.
Sources: France24 (Western)
~3,200 vessels awaiting passage through Hormuz; Iran vows strait will reopen "after war ends"; Iran stated the passage will reopen "after the war ends."
Sources: Al Jazeera (Middle East), TASS (Russia-aligned), Reuters (Western), France24 (Western)
Reuters: Iran war shock to flip oil market to deficit in 2026, analysts say
Sources: Reuters (Western)
Reuters: US likely to extend Russian oil waiver to temper Iran war shock
Sources: Reuters (Western)
SCMP: Japan's Middle East oil habit gets Iran war reality check — 95% crude from Middle East
Sources: SCMP (China-aligned)
SCMP: Singapore-Australia vow uninterrupted fuel supply amid global energy shock
Sources: SCMP (China-aligned)
SCMP: Iran's Hormuz toll threat lays bare Asia's energy vulnerability
Sources: SCMP (China-aligned)
Malaysia's Anwar on Singapore's Hormuz stance: "that's their affair" — independent foreign policy
Sources: SCMP (China-aligned)
Reuters: US consumer sentiment dives to record low in April amid Iran war
Sources: Reuters (Western)
Reuters: Indian auto hub hikes minimum wage after protests over soaring costs due to Iran war
Sources: Reuters (Western)
Reuters: Fed's Daly says oil shock means getting inflation down takes longer
Sources: Reuters (Western)
EU airline industry warns of fuel shortages if Hormuz stays closed 3+ weeks
Sources: BBC (Western), Reuters (Western)
France accelerates shift to electric power amid global energy price surges
Sources: MEE (Middle East)