Greek shipowner sends its largest supertanker through Hormuz during Iran war, likely transiting with transponder off; headed to China, Bloomberg reports

The movement of a significant Greek supertanker through the Strait of Hormuz, especially with its transponder allegedly turned off, raises concerns about regional tensions amid the ongoing Iran conflict.

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This could impact oil supply perceptions and catalyze volatility in WTI prices, especially as it heads towards China, a critical buyer. Traders should watch for market reactions in oil and related commodities as geopolitical risks heighten.

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