Kpper: Tuesday through the Strait of Hormuz is still below the average of 10 days

On 2 September, preliminary shipping data showed that a total of four bulk cargo ships passed through the Strait of Hormuz on Tuesday, down from 10 on the previous day and below the average daily level of about 13 in the past 10 days. Preliminary data released on Wednesday by the ShipTracker Kpler show that the four ships passing through the Strait include one super-large crude oil transporter, one Panamanian tanker, one Camsalmsal Marx bulk tanker and one medium tanker. Of the four vessels, one entered the Strait of Hormuz and three departed. These data may still be subject to change as part of the ship normally closes the transponder during navigation. At the same time, on Tuesday, a total of 18 bulk cargo ships passed through another important sea throat in the Middle East, including 7 entering and 11 leaving the Strait. In contrast, the average daily number of ships passing through the Mandet Strait over the past 10 days is approximately 24. The vessels passing through the Strait included two Afrah tankers and one Suez tanker。