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Suez traffic topped 100m dwt worth of tonnage for second consecutive month, with September being the busiest month since December 2023. The gains were largely driven by containerships. Bab el Mandeb ...

Hormuz traffic remains relatively elevated despite an intensification of Iranian attacks. At least 104 non-Iranian-linked ...

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Taking place during Hong Kong Maritime Week 2026, this forum unites key voices across shipping and trade at a defining moment. Taking place during Hong Kong Maritime Week 2026, this forum arrives at a ...

Suez Canal traffic remains elevated for second consecutive week. Weekly transits through Egypt’s key chokepoint are at levels not seen since the start of 2024, when the mass exodus of vessels from the ...

Suez traffic remains elevated. Weekly transits over the past four weeks have averaged 287 (31 August to 27 September). In the preceding four weeks this figure was 281 (3 August to 30 August). The ...

September is on track to be busiest month since the conflict started, outside of the Memorandum of Understanding period. Non-Iranian-linked ships have made at least 379 voyages through Hormuz since ...

The deteriorating security environment in the Strait of Hormuz has driven vessel traffic back to crisis-era lows. Preliminary data show 39 transits during 20–26 July, down from 82 the previous week.