Peace at last? Shipping cautiously resumes as Hormuz re-opens

It's what shipping has been waiting for since early March: the Strait of Hormuz is re-opening to vessel traffic, following a temporary peace deal signed between the US and Iran this week.The reporters who have been leading TradeWinds' coverage of the conflict — Harry Papachristou, Matt Coyne and Paul Peachey — are here to round up what it will mean for traffic, trade and safety going forward.Read more: Mine spotted in Strait of Hormuz as ship traffic climbsChubb turns to London after failure of $40bn Strait of Hormuz insurance projectUS fully lifts Iran blockade, as Tehran promises swift Hormuz transit handlingTradeWinds' gas expert Lucy Hine is here to talk to us about how Russia is growing its shadow fleet of LNG Carriers and why now.Read more: Russia adds sixth LNG carrier buy of 2026 to its burgeoning shadow fleetRussia poised to deliver second home-grown Arc7 LNG carrier newbuildingAnd after pounding the pavement in New York this week, TradeWinds' finance chief Joe Brady is here to tell us what we can expect after another failed move by Diana Shipping to take over Genco Shipping. Plot twist: could Diana become the acquisition target?Read more: Genco Shipping repels Diana advances in clean-sweep shareholders voteProduction and host: Holly Birkett.Additional reporting: Harry Papachristou, Matt Coyne, Paul Peachey, Lucy Hine, Joe Brady and Yannick Guerry.A TradeWinds/DN Media podcast   Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.