Strait of Hormuz

The most recent published day, Sep 6, 2026, counted 6 transits. Across the 90 days on record the count has run between 0 and 44 a day. Traffic over the last 7 days is -27% 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 Strait of Hormuz be at least 35 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, 5:24 PM

  Chance

  51%

  Yes
• Will the published transit figure for the Strait of Hormuz be at least 35 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, 5:28 PM

  Chance

  50%

  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.

Reporting that names this passage, newest first.

1. Crew Of Vessel Attacked In Hormuz Strait Evacuated

   gCaptain·Sep 13, 2026·

2. US Limits Air Defense Time Slots For Tankers Sailing Through Hormuz

   gCaptain·Sep 13, 2026·

3. Europe's "Less" Is Doing More Than Anyone Gives It Credit For

   OilPrice.com·Sep 11, 2026·

4. U.S.-Facilitated Hormuz Transits Help Lift Gulf Crude Exports Above 10 Million Bpd

   gCaptain·Sep 11, 2026·

5. Gulf States Mull Hormuz Talks with Iran

   Rigzone·Sep 11, 2026·

6. Oil Soars as Hormuz Risks Rattle Markets

   Rigzone·Sep 10, 2026·