Iran claims a near-final agreement with Oman to reopen the Strait of Hormuz under a framework that would allow ships to enter near Iran and exit near Oman with no fees during an interim period. A final joint statement is still being negotiated. The deal's acceptability to Washington remains the central uncertainty.
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Impact60
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Confidence90%
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Iran: strait of Hormuz could remain closedbearish 35 · impact 10
IRAN'S TOP NEGOTIATOR QALIBAF SAYS HORMUZ STRAIT WILL REMAIN CLOSED UNTIL U.S. MEETS INTERIM DEAL CONDITIONS
Iran's top negotiator Qalibaf: hormuz Strait could remain closed until US meets interim deal conditionsbearish 30 · impact 60
IRAN'S TOP NEGOTIATOR QALIBAF SAYS HORMUZ STRAIT WILL REMAIN CLOSED UNTIL U.S. MEETS INTERIM DEAL CONDITIONS
Iran: hormuz shipping deal with Oman nearly finalizedbullish 70 · impact 60 · this page
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