Shippers Fear Death More Than Costs as US Aims to Open Hormuz
Source: Bloomberg Politics · Bias: Center
Summary
Shippers remain doubtful of a wholesale return to the Strait of Hormuz while it remains beset by conflict, throwing cold water on a Trump administration plan for US-backed insurance and naval escorts to clear passage through the vital waterway.
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