EMIRATES SEES 1-2 MONTHS OF DISRUPTION AFTER HORMUZ REOPENING

Emirates has warned of a 1-2 month period of operational disruption even after the Strait of Hormuz reopens, highlighting lingering logistical and supply chain challenges. The delay reflects ongoing risks to maritime insurance pricing and shipping rerouting, which will keep upward pressure on regional freight rates and global energy transport costs via the rate differential and supply disruption channels. Oil and LNG markets remain particularly exposed due to concentration of export terminals along the Persian Gulf, where prolonged congestion could tighten near-term supply availability. Traders are now focused on the next International Energy Agency (IEA) Oil Market Report, which will provide updated estimates on Persian Gulf export volumes and potential inventory drawdowns.

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