The data shows that the number of ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz fell to 33 from Monday to Thursday this week, compared to 50 in the same period last week, as the market waits to see if talks between Iran and Oman can bring progress to the reopening of this key waterway. According to Clapler's data, a total of 4 ships crossed the strait on Thursday, including the oversized tanker “Nisos Kia”, which carried about 2 million barrels of Iraqi Basra crude oil. Of the remaining ships, 2 were loaded with liquefied petroleum gas and 1 was a small bulk carrier.

The data shows that the number of ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz fell to 33 from Monday to Thursday this week, compared to 50 in the same period last week, as the market waits to see if talks between Iran and Oman can bring progress to the reopening of this key waterway. According to Clapler's data, a total of 4 ships crossed the strait on Thursday, including the oversized tanker “Nisos Kia”, which carried about 2 million barrels of Iraqi Basra crude oil. Of the remaining ships, 2 were loaded with liquefied petroleum gas and 1 was a small bulk carrier.