US pauses Iran strikes as Hormuz traffic drops below 10 ships and oil slides more than 6%
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A tactical pause in US-Iran strikes has not restored normal energy logistics: Hormuz transits collapsed and vessels are concentrating on Iran-designated routes, while Houthi attacks and threats around Bab al-Mandab add a second chokepoint risk. Despite a >6% one-day drop in Brent/WTI on de-escalation hopes, the news highlights persistent structural supply-chain and freight-risk uncertainty that can keep energy volatility elevated.
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A lull in US-Iran airstrikes has failed to ease pressure on key shipping lanes, as Iran-backed Houthi forces attacked Saudi-linked tankers in the Red Sea and threatened to blockade the Bab al-Mandeb Strait. Commercial traffic through the Strait of Hormuz fell to fewer than 10 ships over the weekend, down from more than 100 a day before the war, according to shipping data tracked by CNN. Brent and WTI each fell more than 6% in a single session even as US equity index futures pointed higher. The moves underscored market concern that supply risks are shifting from a tactical pause in fighting to broader, longer-lasting disruptions.
