Momentum Global says Strait of Hormuz shipping rebounds as Brent crude eases after US-Iran ceasefire deal

Momentum Global analysis flagged a rebound in Strait of Hormuz commercial cargo crossings following revived US-Iran peace talks in Geneva.
The report linked improved shipping flows to a 17 June interim US-Iran memorandum that set a ceasefire and 60 days of talks.
Iran pledged safe passage and nuclear oversight; the US signaled sanctions easing and resumed Iranian oil exports, subject to compliance.
Skepticism remained high; unresolved uranium enrichment issues and tensions tied to Lebanon risk renewed disruption.
Brent Crude Front Month Futures were tracked alongside crossings; de-escalation could limit the risk of a lasting inflation shock.

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