Mine Backlog Outlasts Ceasefire; Hormuz Recovery Holds at 9.5%
Hormuz normalization trades at 9.5% as of 07:18 UTC Tuesday, June 9, having briefly touched 11.5% at 11:47 UTC Monday before sellers reasserted.
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The Strait of Hormuz recovery contract has held at 9.5% as of 07:18 UTC Tuesday, June 9 — briefly touching 11.5% at 11:47 UTC Monday before sellers pushed it back, a pattern catalogued in real time. With the US-Iran ceasefire technically intact, the market prices Hormuz normalization at less than 1-in-10 with 21 days left on the June 30 deadline.
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