🚀 Crude Oil Prices Could Reach $110 or $90 by Monday
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Jim Bianco, president of Bianco Research posted on X, discussed potential crude oil prices for Monday. Joint Chiefs Dan Caine mentioned targeting 6K targets daily, totaling 18K by Monday. If no progress is made in controlling the Strait, prices may hit $110. However, if there is progress, even if not fully open, prices could be $90.#CrudeOilPrices #OilPrices #StraitControl #JimBianco #BiancoResearch #OilMarket #CrudeOil #OilForecast
🚀 Iranian Parliament Denies Negotiations on Hormuz Strait Opening
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Iranian parliamentary sources have stated that the Hormuz Strait will remain closed, with no negotiations having taken place nor planned for the future. According to ChainCatcher, the parliament emphasized that there have been no discussions regarding the opening of the strategic waterway, which is crucial for global oil transportation. The statement underscores Iran's firm stance on maintaining control over the strait, a vital passage for international maritime trade.#IranianParliament #HormuzStrait #OilTransportation #GlobalTrade #Iran #MaritimeTrade #StraitControl
🚀 Hormuz Strait Traffic Reaches Highest Level Since Early Middle East Conflict
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Traffic through the Hormuz Strait has surged to its highest level since the onset of the Middle East conflict, as more countries secure safe passage agreements with Iran. According to BlockBeats, 21 vessels traversed the strait over the weekend, marking the highest two-day total since traffic began to decline in early March. Although the current number of ships remains significantly below pre-conflict levels of approximately 135 vessels, more nations have been granted passage rights.
A senior crude oil analyst from Singapore's Kpler noted that Iran is both responding to requests from partner countries and strengthening its control over the Hormuz Strait. Passage is still contingent on Iran's willingness, and the situation could change if conflicts escalate. Currently, most vessels permitted to pass appear to follow routes dictated by Tehran, staying close to the Iranian coast. However, an increasing number of ships are opting to navigate along the opposite shore.#HormuzStrait #MiddleEastConflict #CrudeOil #Iran #ShippingTraffic #SafePassage #VesselTraffic #StraitControl #Kpler #IranianCoast #ShippingRoutes