Hormuz June Recovery at 21.5% as Physical Bottleneck Overrides Ceasefire
June Hormuz recovery at 21.5% as of 02:00 UTC Tuesday, down 6 points, as a physical shipping bottleneck offsets ceasefire momentum.
The June Hormuz recovery contract holds at 21.5% as of 02:00 UTC Tuesday, down 6 points from the 27.5% session open, extending a week-long slide from the 33.5¢ level where Orakll first mapped the logistics gap on May 30. A holding ceasefire and a functioning 95-ship-per-day shipping corridor are two very different things.
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