Global Oil and Gas: Hormuz Tracker — Day 101
Report Coverage
- Broker
- UBS
- Region
- Middle East / Strait of Hormuz / Global
- Sector
- Transportation, Fossil Energy
- Report Type
- Industry Report
- Primary Focus
- Daily tracking of Strait of Hormuz oil and gas tanker movements and estimated energy flows
Report Summary
UBS tracks daily oil and gas tanker movements through the Strait of Hormuz on day 101 of the conflict, using UBS Evidence Lab and S&P Global Maritime & Trade data. The report monitors oil tankers, oil product tankers, LPG carriers and LNG carriers entering and exiting the Gulf, along with estimated oil and gas flows in Mboe/d based on deadweight tonnage.
Key Takeaways
- Day 101 of Strait of Hormuz disruption continues with near-complete halt of oil and gas tanker transits through the strait
- UBS Evidence Lab tracks oil tankers, oil product tankers, LPG carriers and LNG carriers entering and exiting the Gulf on a daily basis
- Estimated oil and gas flows based on deadweight tonnage show dramatic reduction from pre-conflict baseline levels
- The tracker provides real-time vessel-level data from S&P Global Market Intelligence Maritime & Trade to assess disruption severity
Why This Report Matters
The Strait of Hormuz carries roughly 20% of global oil and LNG supply; its near-complete closure for 101 days represents an unprecedented supply shock with far-reaching implications for global energy prices and trade flows.
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