Ongoing geopolitical tensions and persistent security risks in the Strait of Hormuz continue to anchor trader consensus at 97.7% implied probability for "No" on traffic returning to normal by October 31. Daily commercial transits remain at just 3–6% of pre-crisis baselines per IMF PortWatch and AIS data, with the waterway operating under a restricted dual-regime system amid mines, recent tanker strikes, and elevated war-risk insurance premiums around 15 times peacetime levels. Oil benchmarks such as Brent near $100 reflect sustained supply-chain frictions and reliance on bypass pipelines. While a rapid de-escalation or verified clearance of navigation hazards could theoretically shift outcomes, the entrenched control dynamics and lack of near-term resolution milestones make normalization by month-end highly improbable in current market pricing.
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