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Hormuz oil flow hits fastest pace since Iran war began

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Oil throughput via the Strait of Hormuz has reached its fastest rate since the Iran conflict started, contradicting Tehran's claims that the chokepoint is closed. Continued vessel harassment adds supply-chain risk. USD typically strengthens on Middle East geopolitical tensions; energy-linked currencies like CAD, NOK, and AUD face volatility from crude price swings.
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@hosea_makelele · 54 minutes ago

The only thing breaking about this news is the number of times Iran has shut the strait

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@paul_petit · 2 hours ago

The water in the Lincoln pool is so clear! Trump will restore the Strait of Hormuz waters too

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@pierre_r_carosso · 2 hours ago

The standard is 120 ships so unless that number of ships pass through the strait, then I aint believing

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@emma_durban · 2 hours ago

Stop listening to lying leftist media Vance said nothing about 17 ships he said some millions of barrels , tired of this bs!

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@asuquokelvin · 3 hours ago

Tehran acting like they locked down the ocean, but tankers are speeding through the Strait like it’s a Formula 1 track! Just geopolitical theater while algos panic-buy the dollar for the 50th time this month.The actual throughput data completely debunks the supply-crunch scare. This macro reaction keeps the US Dollar (USD) heavily bid on fear premium, while Crude Oil ($USOIL) just chops violently. It's leaving energy pairs like CAD and AUD absolutely stranded. Sitting on my hands until this theater clears up. 💸🤡

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