Hormuz June Recovery Holds at 36% as Shipping Physics Lag Diplomacy
Hormuz June-recovery contract at 36% as of 05:17 UTC May 29, up 1.5pp — still pricing a gap between ceasefire and ships moving.
The Hormuz June-traffic-recovery contract sits at 36% as of 05:17 UTC May 29, up 1.5pp on $484,325 in 24-hour volume — recovering slightly from Orakll's 32.5% snapshot yesterday but still 13.5pp below the May 24 coinflip. US-Iran ceasefire negotiations heading into the May 31 deadline have yet to move ships back through the world's critical oil chokepoint.
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