Gulf shipping traffic via Hormuz below 10-day average, data shows
Preliminary shipping data showed traffic fell to six vessels, below the 10-day average of about 13 as security concerns persist.
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Preliminary data released by Kepler Shipping Analysis on Thursday showed that six cargo ships crossed the Strait of Hormuz yesterday, down from another 11 the previous day, without the last 10 days average of about 13.
Al Arabiya
Initial shipping data, today Thursday, showed that six cargo ships crossed the Strait of Hormuz yesterday, down from 11 ships the previous day, well below the average of 10 days of about 13 ships. Kepler's data up to 4:05 Greenwich time showed that a giant gas carrier and two long-range fuel carriers
The Strait of Hormuz experienced a marked decline in maritime traffic to only 6 cargo carriers yesterday Wednesday, down from 11 the day before, to remain below the daily average of about 13 ships over the past 10 days. The initial vessel tracking data from the Kepler Thursday platform showed that transiters included a giant gas carrier, and the two movers [...] the vessel movement in the Strait of Horms declined amid an escalation of navigation…
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