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The Strait of Hormuz is showing signs of recovery as commercial shipping traffic surges fourfold in a week, signaling easing fears of major oil supply disruptions. After a tense period that saw daily vessel traffic drop to just 135, the rebound reflects renewed confidence among shipping companies navigating the Persian Gulf. Crude oil prices have retreated to pre-conflict levels, reinforcing market optimism that worst-case scenarios have been averted. While some vessels previously stuck have now safely passed through, lingering risks remain — Iran reportedly laid 80 naval mines, still uncleared, forcing ships to use alternative, often restricted routes. Despite these dangers, the overall outlook is improving, with rising tanker volumes, recovering Gulf exports, and falling shipping costs helping restore a sense of normalcy to global energy markets.

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