Gibraltar Strait

The most recent published day, Sep 6, 2026, counted 142 transits. Across the 90 days on record the count has run between 111 and 163 a day. Traffic over the last 7 days is +10% against the 7 days before.

Everything above counts what already happened. These are the only figures on this page about what happens next, and nobody wrote them — the market did. Each is the price of a contract on this passage's published weekly transit count, and it moves while the market is open.

• Will the published transit figure for the Gibraltar Strait be at least 911 in the week of 7 September – 13 September? The weekly figure is published a few days after the week ends.

  Closes Sep 13, 2026, 11:59 PMLast moved Sep 13, 2026, 5:38 PM

  Chance

  50%

  Yes
• Will the published transit figure for the Gibraltar Strait be at least 911 in the week of 14 September – 20 September? The weekly figure is published a few days after the week ends.

  Closes Sep 20, 2026, 11:59 PMLast moved Sep 13, 2026, 5:41 PM

  Chance

  48%

  Yes

A price is what people here are paying to take that side. It is not a forecast and not an official figure. The count for a week is published a few days after the week ends, so these markets settle after their window closes.