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Strait of Hormuz Traffic to Rise With US-Iran Deal, Tanker CEO Says
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Strait of Hormuz Traffic to Rise With US-Iran Deal, Tanker CEO Says

Commercial ship traffic through the Strait of Hormuz could significantly increase if the U.S. and Iran reach a security agreement, according to Lars Barstad, CEO of Frontline. While not returning to prewar levels, traffic is expected to rise from 5-10 ships daily to a material increase. Logistical challenges and potential permanent damage to some oil wells may limit full recovery.

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