The ships allowed to cross are owned by countries that initiated contact with Iran and officially coordinated the transit of their ships and their contents, via Al Mayadeen citing an Iranian source speaking on the "Iran gift" to the US

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  • Iran and the countries whose ships have been allowed to pass through the strait have private bilateral exchanges, which need not be announced or talked about.

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The recent development regarding Iranian ships suggests a nuanced diplomatic engagement that may impact energy markets, particularly oil prices. The coordination between Iran and these countries could signal a shift in regional energy dynamics, potentially easing tensions and allowing for more stable supply conditions. Traders should consider the implications for WTI prices and monitor how these bilateral agreements might affect overall market sentiment.

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