Mine-Clearance Wall Caps Hormuz Recovery at 19% After YES Sellers Hit
The Hormuz June-30 contract is at 19% as of 17:15 UTC Friday — up 11.5pp from open, capped by mine-clearance delays and war-risk premiums.
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The Hormuz June-30 recovery contract is at 19% as of 17:15 UTC Friday, up 11.5pp from its 7.5% session open on June 11 but off the 22% mark hit at 16:27 UTC. YES sellers have resumed hitting the tape, as covered earlier today, and the mine-clearance backlog plus war-risk insurance wall continue to cap every rally.
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