Strait of Hormuz Oil Flows Drop Back Near Pre Deal Levels
Oil flows through the strait of Hormuz have collapsed again as US Iran fighting resumes, pushing Brent and WTI up more than 8% in five days and rattling global supply.

Oil flows through the strait of Hormuz have collapsed again as US Iran fighting resumes, pushing Brent and WTI up more than 8% in five days and rattling global supply.

Oil prices surge as Iran conflict escalates and tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz slows to a trickle, rattling energy markets, stocks and bonds alike.

Oil prices jump on renewed US Iran hostilities as President Trump signals the ceasefire may be over. USO climbs 3.47% amid new shipping attacks and waiver revocation.

Crude jumped over 5% after Washington revoked a key Iranian oil license, following tanker strikes near the Strait of Hormuz that threaten a fragile nuclear negotiation between the two nations.
