HORMUZ TRACKER: Gridlock Persists While Blocked Tanker Sails On


While commercial activity remains severely depressed, daily transits through the waterway did climb on Saturday to ten ships from just five the previous day, pushed by a small wave of incoming Iranian-linked vessels, tracking data compiled by Bloomberg show. No transits have been observed Sunday morning.



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