Insurance Wall Absorbs Both YES Rallies; Hormuz Recovery at 8.5%
The Polymarket Hormuz recovery contract settled at 8.5% at 17:29 UTC Wednesday, down from a session high of 10.5%, as insurance economics outlast ceasefire diplomacy.
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The Polymarket contract on Strait of Hormuz traffic returning to normal by June 30 settled to 8.5% at 17:29 UTC Wednesday, as the ceasefire has yet to produce measurable shipping recovery. The session ranged from a sampled low of 0.085 to a high of 0.105, with two mid-session bounces to 0.095 — at 13:07 UTC and 15:54 UTC — each selling back before settling at the session low.
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