Hormuz June-Recovery Contract Settles at 33.5¢ as Shipping Physics Override Diplomacy
The Strait of Hormuz June-end recovery market has declined to 33.5% as of 12:03 UTC May 30, down 4pp on the day, as traders price de-escalation and logistical normalization on entirely separate timelines.
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The Strait of Hormuz June-end recovery contract has drifted to 33.5¢ as of 12:03 UTC May 30 — touching its 24-hour low after ranging as high as 0.555 within the session — down 4pp on $594,396 in volume. Orakll's May 29 dispatch tracked the same contract at 36¢ as the gap between diplomatic progress and shipping-physics reality began crystallizing; the further 2.5pp fade since then cements the back-book's read that a ceasefire and a logistics recovery are two distinct timelines.
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