Tuesday ship traffic in the Strait of Hormuz is below the 10-day average

Preliminary shipping data released on Wednesday indicate that five bulk cargo ships passed in the Strait of Hormuz on Tuesday, which is almost the same as the previous day, but well below the 10-day average of 15. Preliminary data from ShipTracker Kpler indicate that two tankers carrying liquefied petroleum gas and one oil tanker carrying asphalt departed the Strait of Hormuz while two empty tankers of finished products entered the Strait from the Gulf of Oman. On Monday, there were four large merchant ships passing through the Strait. These data may vary as part of the voyage usually closes the locator. The number of cargo ships passing through another important sea throat in the Middle East, the Mande Strait, was also roughly the same, at 31, a slight increase from 29 in the previous day, but at the same level as the 10-day average。