Strait of Hormuz Traffic Disruption Predicted to Last Over a Year

Prediction markets suggest that traffic through the critical Strait of Hormuz may not return to normal for 12 months or more, with traders giving low odds of full reopening by July 2027.

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Strait of Hormuz traffic may not return to normal for 12 months or more, according to prediction markets

Kalshi traders give less than 50% odds that the key maritime passageway will fully reopen by July 2027.

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Strait of Hormuz Traffic Disruption Predicted to Last Over a Year

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Strait of Hormuz traffic may not return to normal for 12 months or more, according to prediction markets

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