Hormuz becomes world's most expensive waterway after 300% surge in risk premiums
Missile threats, soaring insurance premiums and suspended voyages are reshaping the trade that once went through Hormuz — and consumers will feel it within weeks.
Hormuz becomes world's most expensive waterway after 300% surge in risk premiums
Missile threats, soaring insurance premiums and suspended voyages are reshaping the trade that once went through Hormuz — and consumers will feel it within weeks.
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