Two India-flagged LPG tankers and a Chinese tanker crossed the Strait of Hormuz, according to Sinha

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  • It still has 20 vessels still waiting to cross the Strait.

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The passage of two India-flagged LPG tankers and a Chinese tanker through the Strait of Hormuz signals ongoing energy trade activity, despite the reported congestion with 20 vessels waiting to cross. This situation may indicate rising demand for LNG and potential supply chain disruptions, impacting energy prices and risk perception in the region. Traders should monitor developments closely, as geopolitical tensions can rapidly escalate, influencing asset movements, particularly in energy markets.

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