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Container ship fleet idle capacity evolution chart showing idle vessels, TEU capacity, vessel size segments, and carrier versus non-operating owner breakdown through early 2026.

Gulf conflict ties up tonnage, keeps idling low

Line chart showing tanker and other ship passages through the Strait of Hormuz dropping sharply to near zero after the March 2026 closure.

Strait of Hormuz closure threatens energy flows and global food security

Line chart titled “Alphaliner Charter Rates per Vessel Segment” showing charter rates for container vessels from 1,000 to 8,500 TEU between 2018 and 2026, with rates peaking in 2021–2022, dropping in 2023, and remaining firm into 2025–2026.

Container market remains strong despite Middle East disruption risks

Strait of Hormuz transit statistics showing a sharp fall in inbound and outbound vessel movements in March 2026

Strait of Hormuz maritime security crisis keeps regional shipping risk at critical level

Strait of Hormuz disruption causing sharp drop in ship transits

Strait of Hormuz disruption threatens global trade, energy supply and shipping costs

Middle East shipping disruption showing LNG carriers trapped near the Strait of Hormuz

Middle East shipping disruption threatens tanker, LNG and dry bulk trade

AIS disruption affecting container ships near the Strait of Hormuz

Container ships stranded near Strait of Hormuz as AIS disruptions surge

Container ships operating in the Persian Gulf near major Middle Eastern ports

Middle East container shipping disrupted as 138 container ships trapped in the Gulf

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Shipping markets review: the industry struggles with sustainable maritime fuels

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Geopolitical conflict threatens yet another shipping choke point

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