Data Reveals Passage of 4 Ships Through Strait of Hormuz on Thursday

Recent data revealed that four cargo ships passed through the Strait of Hormuz on Thursday, marking a decrease from six ships the previous day and significantly lower than the ten-day daily average of around sixteen vessels. The information from a maritime tracking company indicated that three ships entered the strait heading toward the Gulf, while one ship exited. The vessels included two Panamax tankers, one Supramax, and one Kamsarmax. It is noted that before the conflict in Iran, about one-fifth of the world's total oil and gas shipments passed through this strait.