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Critical maritime chokepoints and ports mapped by traffic share, trade disruption risk, network position and economic value

Maritime chokepoints cannot be measured by traffic alone

Maritime chokepoints showing changes in seaborne flows after Red Sea closure and higher Hormuz fees

Maritime chokepoints and the ripple effects of shipping route closures

Container freight market congestion by region from 2025 to 2026

Container freight market remains tight as disruption constrains capacity

Strait of Hormuz shipping transit chart showing disruption and recovery in 2026

Strait of Hormuz reopening eases shipping disruption but economic impacts will linger

Container ship transiting a major port corridor in the Western Indian Ocean region

Global shipping markets face renewed geopolitical disruption

Three-panel infographic titled 'Disruption & Complexity: Significant Red Sea Re-Routing Continuing' showing: 1) a line chart of Gulf of Aden vessel transits (Sep-23 to Mar-26) with a sharp rise early, a long dip around 2024–2025, and a slight rebound by 2026; 2) a horizontal bar chart titled 'Impact of vessel re-routing via the Cape still absorbing significant demand' showing percentages for various vessel types (Containerships 12%, Car Carriers 7%, LNG Carriers 5%, Total ~-2.5%, Chemical Tankers 2%, Bulkcarriers 1%, Crude Tankers 1%, LPG Carriers 1%, Product Tankers

Global shipping markets remain resilient despite mounting disruption

Cost of shipping rises as the Hormuz crisis adds extra daily fuel costs for global shipping

Cost of shipping surges due to Hormuz crisis

Horizontal bar chart of disruption exposure by country; top shares: Hong Kong 25%, UAE 19.2%, Iran 18.2%, India 18.2%, Liberia 14.3%, China 13.3%, Marshall Islands 13%, Greece 3.3%, others 0%

Strait of Hormuz disruptions reshape global maritime flows without halting traffic

Global container throughput index showing world container shipping trends from 2019 to January 2026

Global trade outlook slows in 2026 as Middle East conflict raises energy and shipping risks

Global shipping resilience shaped by digitalization and ESG trends

Global shipping in transition: resilience, digitalization and ESG reshape maritime trade

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