Shipowners Still Reject the Proposed Hormuz Route
Tehran sells a lane; owners still will not send ships.
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Tehran sells a lane; owners still will not send ships.
Markets hear a deal; owners still will not send ships.
Trade desks still price freight; X still posts fire maps.
Lloyd's has 65 ships that entered in the calm and have not left; X treats any transit bounce as the Gulf emptied.
Lloyd's sees Iranian-history tankers stacked off Duqm and Karachi; X treats any AIS cluster as oil already moving.
Edison force-majeure ledger still open while energy X treats Italy as short of winter and Reuters still has seven unnamed cargoes.
Dow holds after the record high while markets X treats 53,178 as signed peace and Tehran still denies the talks.
Jackson Hole Fed preview still sets August while X prices a rate speech and the Kansas City Fed still only lists the theme.
Draft fees still read as tolls on Hormuz traffic while IRGC calls them services and shipping associations still tell the IMO they are a toll.