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General · 14 March 2026

Hormuz Strait: Why one trip now costs millions more

Hormuz Strait: Why one trip now costs millions more

Ordinary people face economic impacts as insurers raise prices for ships navigating dangerous areas. Following US-Iran hostilities, the Strait of Hormuz, a key oil route, has become extremely hazardous, causing war-risk insurance premiums to surge. These policy costs, which can increase from thousands to millions per trip, are passed on to consumers.

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