- ‘Tankering’ and ‘demand destruction’ – how Asian airlines are trimming schedules and carrying extra fuel Irish Independent —
- Auto dealers flag dispatch delay as war hits parts supply Times Of India —
- Hormuz blockade disrupts Gulf limestone imports demand rises for Jaisalmer supply Times Of India —
- 17 India-bound vessels with LPG, LNG, crude await transit near Hormuz Times Of India —
- Draft resolution on Hormuz revised ahead of vote Middle East Eye —
- Iran Amplifies LNG Shortage by Blocking Passages Through Hormuz Bloomberg —
- New Security Council Draft on Hormuz Eases Off Threats of Force Bloomberg —
- Analysis: Strait of Hormuz transit shifts to 'dual-corridor system' CGTN —
- UN Security Council to vote on Hormuz resolution amid tensions Middle East Eye —
Hormuz blockade hits global trade
The blockade has forced maritime transit to shift to a 'dual-corridor system,' utilizing a new southern pathway along the Omani coast to bypass Iranian-controlled waters.
Despite this, the lack of liquefied natural gas shipments through the strait risks exacerbating global energy shortages.
Indian manufacturers are reporting significant component delays as the West Asia conflict impacts the automotive and industrial sectors.
The UN Security Council is scheduled to vote on a revised resolution aimed at reopening the strategic waterway.