Mine-Clearance Wall Keeps Hormuz July 31 Contract at 63.5%
The Hormuz July 31 recovery contract priced at 63.5% as of 23:35 UTC Monday, with mine-clearance and insurance barriers holding back the physical traffic recovery.
Following coverage earlier today at 64%, the July 31 Strait of Hormuz recovery contract trades at 63.5% as of 23:35 UTC Monday — up 1pp on the 24-hour session — on $435,386 in daily volume, as traders weigh the physical reopening clock against the IMF Portwatch threshold of 60 daily transits.
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