Iran-Oman plan to reopen Hormuz draws shipowners' fury over transit fees

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Iran and Oman say they’ve reached a deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, but eight major shipping groups are protesting a proposed transit-fee scheme that could raise costs for European and Asian customers; the agreement hasn’t been published yet and U.S. commentary is pending, while oil markets hover around $79–$80 a barrel.
- Iran says it has a deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz—and shipowners are outraged by its plan to charge fees Fortune
- Strait of Hormuz tolls would harm livelihoods worldwide, shipowners warn Al Jazeera
- Shipowners Say Hormuz Tolls Would Lead to More Charges Elsewhere Bloomberg.com
- Iranian tanker tolls: totally legit after all? Financial Times
- Global shipping calls on UN, IMO to ensure no Hormuz tolls Journal of Commerce
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