Global trade warned: Hormuz tolls could upend energy prices and livelihoods

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Eight of the world’s largest shipping associations urged the UN and IMO to oppose any compulsory tolls in the Strait of Hormuz, warning such charges would breach international navigation rights, set a dangerous precedent, and raise energy prices and inflation, harming global trade and livelihoods amid ongoing Gulf turmoil and Iran’s toll regime.
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