Iran Energy Security Watch · Apr 9 Daily Digest
Hormuz Strait Reopening After Ceasefire
- 🔥 First Transits Confirmed: Greek-owned NJ Earth and Liberian-flagged Daytona Beach became the first...

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Trend alert: Indian and Chinese buyers exploit war disruptions and post-ceasefire slump for sanctioned Iranian crude.
Post-ceasefire first ships—Greek-owned NJ Earth and Liberian Daytona Beach—transited Hormuz, but uncertainty persists:
India resumes sanctioned Iranian crude/LPG after 7-year hiatus under US waiver:
IRISL dominates booming merchant fleet amid war risks hiking cargo rates.
Key timeline in Iran's selective Hormuz thaw for 'brotherly' Iraq:
India pivots to Iran after 7-year halt (since 2019), driven by Strait of Hormuz disruptions and US temp waiver.
China's four-pronged plan buffers oil shocks from Iran disruptions:
Ping Shun diversion highlights sanction frictions:
Hormuz standoff strains petrodollar system, with Iran demanding yuan for tanker passage amid effective closure since March 1.
Key pressures: