An oil supertanker hauling 2mln bbls of Iraq's crude got through the Strait of Hormuz with its signal off, the first vessel observed moving Baghdad's barrels through the Strait since it all but closed to commercial shipping due to the war

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The successful transit of an oil supertanker carrying Iraqi crude through the Strait of Hormuz is significant as it marks a resumption of commercial shipping in a region that has seen heightened geopolitical tensions. This could indicate both a possible easing of restrictions and a shift in market dynamics for oil supply, which may impact WTI and Brent prices moving forward, especially if other vessels follow suit.

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