Iran ships transit Hormuz freely amid US blockade tensions

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The post WTI holds losses near $97.50 as 30 vessels navigate through Hormuz appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) oil price remains in the negative territory after posting modest gains in the previous day, trading around $97.60 per barrel during the Asian hours on Friday. However, WTI crude is on track to rise more than 6% this week as stalled diplomatic efforts to end the United States (US)-Iran conflict leave the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz effectively closed. Although prices dipped slightly following reports from Iranian state media that 30 vessels had successfully navigated the Hormuz, market anxiety remains high due to recent ship seizures and attacks. The ongoing “dual blockade” of this key shipping route has become a primary sticking point in negotiations. US President Donald Trump recently characterized the current ceasefire as being on “massive life support” after dismissing Tehran’s latest response to his peace proposal. Amid the tension,

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The post 30 China-linked vessels transit Strait of Hormuz under Iranian supervision appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. ## Market Snapshot Strait of Hormuz Traffic by May: 0.2% YES for May 15, 7.5% YES for May 31. Strait of Hormuz Ship Transit by May 31: 64% YES for 20 ships, 26% YES for 40 ships, 9% YES for 80 ships. Prices have fluctuated notably in the last 24 hours. ## Key Takeaways – The confirmed transit of 30 China-linked vessels under Iranian supervision suggests an increase in traffic consistency. – Market pricing indicates a higher likelihood of achieving normal traffic levels by the end of May. – The recent developments appear supportive of a YES outcome for ship transit markets, reflecting increased operational continuity. ## Article Body In a significant development amid the ongoing US-Israeli conflict with Iran, approximately 30 China-linked vessels have transited the Strait of Hormuz under Iranian supervision in the last 24 hours. This marks the third passage of Chinese