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The global energy market is entering an extremely sensitive period as crude oil shipping data shows that ship traffic through the Strait of Hormuz almost fell to an all-time low immediately after the conflict escalated in late February. This is not just a technical fluctuation but a warning signal of a supply shock that may be being underestimated by the market.
1️⃣ Hormuz is the global energy lifeline
The Strait of Hormuz is not simply a maritime route but the most important strategic choke point of the oil market.
Table of Hormuz's role in the oil supply chain
Index | Estimated value
Global oil traffic passes through | ~20 percent
Output per day | ~17 to 20 million barrels
Dependent Countries | China, Japan, Korea, India
Role | The world's largest oil transportation route
When the flow here is interrupted, the entire global energy supply system will be affected
2️⃣ Actual data shows abnormalities
Observing the chart shows two extremely clear trends
✔️ Pre-conflict stage
Inbound and outbound ship traffic fluctuates steadily in the region of 15 to 22 ships per day
✔️ After the escalating event at the end of February
Traffic dropped to nearly zero in just a few days
✔️ Weak recovery phase
Only a few small ships appearing are not worth ittell
This is a sign of real stagnation, not ordinary fluctuations
3️⃣ The market may be mispricing risk
While shipping data shows the supply squeeze, oil prices do not fully reflect the severity
Comparison table of reality and expectations
Factor | Reality | Market reaction
Train traffic | Reduced nearly to 0 | Slow response
Geopolitical risks | Very high | Valuation is not enough
Alternative supply | Limitations | Assessment is too optimistic
This often occurs before large price shocks
4️⃣ Compare with other bottlenecks in the world
There is no route that can effectively replace Hormuz
Transport route | Capacity | Compare with Hormuz
Suez Canal | Much lower | Cannot replace Middle Eastern oil
Saudi Pipeline | Capacity limit | Not enough compensation
Russian Export | Punished | Unstable
Hormuz is still an irreplaceable point in the short term
5️⃣ Direct impact on oil prices and the economy
If flow is not restored quickly
✔️ Oil prices may increase sharply to the range of 3,000,000 to 3,500,000 VND per barrel, equivalent to 120 to 140 USD
✔️ Global transportation costs increase
✔️ Widespread energy inflation
Oil importing economies like Vietnam will be under great pressure
6️⃣ Which businesses benefit and suffer losses?
Benefit clearly
✔️ Oil exploitation companies such as Saudi Aramco
✔️ LNG and alternative energy business
Take damage
✔️ Ocean shipping companies depend on the Hormuz route
✔️ Refinery depends on Middle East oil
At VVietnam
✔️ PV GAS benefits from LNG
✔️ Binh Son petrochemical refinery is under pressure from input costs
7️⃣ Strategic conclusion
Shipping data via Hormuz is sending a strong signal that the global energy market may be entering a period of severe shortages.
Once the blood flow is interrupted
➡️ Oil prices not only increase but also fluctuate strongly
➡️ The global supply chain is being restructured
➡️ Countries are forced to find alternative energy solutions
This is no longer a regional story but a global issue
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