Strait of Hormuz Vessel Transits Drop to Single Digits Amid Regional Tensions

Vessel transits through the Strait of Hormuz slumped to single-digit daily figures over the weekend, according to preliminary shiptracking data

Bunker Supply Fears Ease at Major Hubs Despite Continuing Hormuz Tensions

Shipowners and bunker traders are no longer worried about securing marine fuel at major hubs, even as disruption linked to

Oil prices resumed their upward trajectory on Monday, holding firmly above the $100 per barrel mark after Iran-backed Houthi forces

Singapore’s bunker market continued to set records in August, with conventional and biofuel sales climbing for a fourth straight month

Shipping traffic through the Strait of Hormuz has fallen to a new low, according to ShippingWatch. The publication reports that

Cosco Shipping has issued a strong denial after US officials reportedly claimed that vessels operated by the Chinese liner group

Russia has resumed importing gasoline and diesel at scale for the first time since the war began, according to maritime

The United States has laid out a range of alternatives it could accept in place of an IMO-administered fund, even

Crude oil markets were on track for their sharpest weekly rally since July, even as Thursday’s trading remained relatively subdued