Hormuz June Contract Slips to 17.5% as Mine-Clock Math Holds
The Strait of Hormuz June-recovery contract reached 17.5% at 07:07 UTC Tuesday — 13pp below Monday's 30.5% session peak — as mine clearance and war-risk insurance maintain a structural ceiling on YES.
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The Strait of Hormuz June-recovery contract slid to 17.5% at 07:07 UTC Tuesday, extending below the 18.5% floor charted earlier this morning and now 13pp below Monday's 30.5% session peak. The Iran peace accord has not unlocked commercial shipping; the market is pricing the mine-clearance clock, not the diplomatic headlines.
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