Headline about the Iranian Parliament's Vice President: We will not return the Strait of Hormuz to its previous state under any circumstances because this is the Leader of the Revolution's decision

Iran’s Parliamentary Vice President stated that the Strait of Hormuz will not return to its prior operational status, citing the Supreme Leader’s directive, escalating geopolitical tensions in the region. This announcement signals a sustained risk to global oil supply flows, as the Strait remains a critical chokepoint for nearly 20% of global oil shipments, triggering a repricing of Middle East geopolitical risk premiums. Energy markets, particularly crude oil futures and shipping insurance rates for vessels transiting the Strait, are most exposed, along with regional asset valuations in Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) markets. The statement follows recent naval activity and follows heightened Iran-West friction over sanctions and nuclear program developments. Traders will watch for any follow-up from Iran’s Revolutionary Guard or international naval coalitions regarding operational changes or military deployments in the Strait.

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