U.S. urges Iran to halt attacks in the Strait of Hormuz... tanker operations effectively come to a stop
The United States 7month 10day called on Iran to promise to halt attacks in the Strait of Hormuz. 7month 8to 10day, tanker traffic slowed sharply or effectively came to a stop, crude oil hit its highest level in weeks, 8day Wall Street indexes fell, and 9day the dollar weakened slightly.
The United States 7month 10day demanded that Iran stop attacks in the Strait of Hormuz. This request is directly tied to ships and the flow of crude oil passing through the strait.
7month 9day reports said tanker traffic had reached a level of virtually coming to a halt. It was observed that traffic had dropped sharply in parts of the route.
7month 10day, ship traffic through the strait was still slower than before. Delays on the routes of some vessels are continuing.
7In 8the price of crude oil reached its highest level in weeks. The rally in crude oil came amid tensions in the strait.
Over the same period, major Wall Street indexes fell. The market responded sensitively to geopolitical tensions.
7In 9the announcement on that day reported that the dollar was slightly weaker while the labor market remained relatively stable. The dollar’s moves were observed alongside volatility across the financial markets.
U.S. officials continue to demand that Iran keep its promise to halt attacks, while closely watching how the situation develops. Related announcements and market reactions were concentrated 7in 8from 10through
Sources: Reuters
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