US bombing of Iran expands as American troops killed and Tehran retaliates against the Gulf states
Escalation in and around Iran and the Gulf raises risk to oil, LNG, and tanker flows through regional shipping routes.
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Frontline plc →supply upStrait of Hormuz tanker traffic
Frontline's CEO specifically said a trustworthy U.S.-Iran accord would likely cause oil-tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz to rise swiftly, increasing available tanker transit capacity.
“Traffic of oil tankers navigating the Strait of Hormuz is likely to rise swiftly if the United States and Iran establish a trustworthy accord that enhances security in this crucial passage, stated Lars Barstad, CEO of Frontline (FRO), during an interview with CNBC on Thursday.”
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