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Strait of Hormuz traffic halted despite Iran’s open passage claim

Strait of Hormuz traffic halted despite Iran’s open passage claim

Traffic in the Strait of Hormuz has been halted despite Iran’s claims of open passage, raising concerns over geopolitical tensions. The disruption threatens to impact global oil supplies and could lead to price spikes. The situation underscores ongoing regional tensions that could influence energy markets and, indirectly, crypto markets sensitive to macroeconomic shifts.

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