WTI stays below $102.00 as US Navy moves to restore Hormuz shipping

WTI crude oil prices remain below $102.00 as the U.S. Navy takes measures to ensure the safety of shipping routes through the Strait of Hormuz. This action is aimed at mitigating supply disruption risks, which can influence oil prices due to concerns over geopolitical tensions in the region. The oil market is particularly sensitive to developments in Hormuz, given that a significant portion of global oil supply transits through this chokepoint. Traders will be closely watching any updates on naval operations and potential escalations in regional conflicts, as these could further impact oil supply dynamics and price volatility.

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