Hormuz Strait cargo ship traffic remains steady, Kpler data shows
Preliminary tracking data shows little change in the number of cargo ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz on Monday, remaining below the 10-day average.
The Strait of Hormuz experienced steady cargo ship traffic on Monday, with the number of vessels passing through remaining below the 10-day average, according to preliminary tracking data. Kpler data indicated that around five ships entered the strait, with one exiting, while no liquid bulk carriers were among the vessels. The Bab al-Mandab Strait saw a high of 27 vessels transit through, with five of these being crude oil tankers.
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