Tanker Helga arrives at Iraq’s Basra offshore terminal to load 2mln BPD of crude, sources say; Helga is the second tanker to reach Basra terminals since the Hormuz closure

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The arrival of the tanker Helga to Iraq’s Basra offshore terminal signifies a resumption in crude loading capacity, especially following the closure of the Hormuz Strait, which had raised concerns over supply disruptions. This can ease some of the upward pressure on crude prices, particularly for WTI and Brent, as it indicates a potential normalization in export dynamics. Traders should monitor how this development might influence market sentiment and significantly impact price movements in the short term.

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