Charlotte Bawol
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Outbound Hormuz transits drop to zero: Update | Latest Market News (opens the original)
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No vessels exited the strait of Hormuz over the past 24 hours whileOman and Iran resume talks on vessel management through the waterway. A total of four vessels entered the strait of Hormuz on 24 August, including three vessels on the northern transit lane and one tanker on the southern lane with no outbound transits recorded, according to maritime security firm Windward.This puts vessel traffic through the waterway at around 3pc of pre-war figures. Oman's Foreign Minister Badr Albusaidi on 24 A
Outbound Hormuz transits drop to zero | Latest Market News (opens the original)
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No vessels exited the strait of Hormuz over the past 24 hours, following increased Iranian enforcement action including an attack on an oil tanker traveling within the US-supported southern transit corridor near the Omani coast. A total of four vessels entered the strait of Hormuz on 24 August, including three vessels on the northern transit lane and one tanker on the southern lane with no outbound transits recorded, according to maritime security firm Windward. The amount of vessel traffic on t
US domestic shippers urge thorough Jones Act review | Latest Market News (opens the original)
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The US domestic shipping community is calling for thorough reviews of Jones Act waiver requests due to concerns that the newest waiver extension gives the Department of Defense (DoD) final say on approvals, which shippers say could undermine the domestic maritime industry. Jones Act-compliant shippers expressed disappointment that the waiver was extendedon 10 August and voiced concerns over the potential pitfalls of the new requirement that the Maritime Administration (MARAD), which supports the
Hormuz traffic still low, Iran seeks concessions | Latest Market News (opens the original)
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Vessel traffic through the strait of Hormuz remained low on Monday while Iran demanded additional concessions from the US for the reopening of the narrow waterway, the date of which remains elusive. Vessel traffic through the strait of Hormuz totaled 10 vessels on 10 August,split between seven inbound transits and three outbound transits, maritime security firm Windward said on Tuesday. These took place through the northern corridor with the exception of two vessels, one in either direction, tha
US extends but narrows Jones Act waiver | Latest Market News (opens the original)
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President Donald Trump's administration said it will continue to waive domestic shipping requirements under the Jones Act for another 90 days, albeit with stronger oversight than the previous waiver. The waiver, first enacted 17 March, will now require the Department of Defense to consult with the US Maritime Administration (MARAD) on the availability of Jones Act vessels prior to an individual shipping voyage before determining whether the waiver can be applied, a White House official told Argu
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