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30 questions answered in 4 published briefs · Newest release 1 Oct 2026

Geoeconomic · Geopolitical

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Theme Brief · T-003 · 19 questionsWas the Strait of Hormuz closed, or repriced cargo by cargo?

Geoeconomic · Geopolitical
Was the Strait of Hormuz closed, or repriced cargo by cargo?

“Repriced cargo by cargo: by mid-2026 LNG kept under a tenth and crude under a quarter of their late-2025 flow through the Strait, and by 28 September crude, on Kpler's pre-war baseline, was back; products were not.”

The brief’s reading of the evidence; not a registered forecast.
Primary Iran Affected Saudi Arabia +9
Geopolitical · Geoeconomic
Was the Strait of Hormuz closed to neutral shipping?

“The Joint Maritime Information Center's Update 082 of 9 August 2026 described traffic at reduced levels across a northern Iranian-controlled route and a southern Omani corridor, and stated that neutral transit was permitted.”

The brief’s reading of the evidence; not a registered forecast.

Primary Iran

Geoeconomic
Which Gulf exporters have a way to ship oil around the Strait of Hormuz?

“Only Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates have operating pipelines around the Strait, on EIA's record: the 5-million-barrel-a-day East-West line to the Red Sea and a 1.5-million line to Fujairah on the Gulf of Oman.”

The brief’s reading of the evidence; not a registered forecast.
Primary Iran Affected Saudi Arabia +5
Geoeconomic · Geopolitical
Could the largest strategic oil stocks behind the Strait be released?

“The two largest strategic holders behind the Strait were not part of it. EIA estimates China's strategic stock at 1,492 million barrels in the second quarter of 2026 and India's at 21 million; neither country is an IEA member.”

The brief’s reading of the evidence; not a registered forecast.
Primary Iran Affected China +3
Geoeconomic
Was marine war insurance still available for Strait of Hormuz transits?

“The Lloyd's Market Association stated on 23 March 2026 that hull war cover remained available in the Lloyd's and London company market for vessels wishing to transit, and that liability cover through the P&I clubs is non-cancellable.”

The brief’s reading of the evidence; not a registered forecast.

Primary Iran

Geoeconomic · Geopolitical
How much warning came before the cost of a Hormuz transit changed?

“The longest formal notice found in the record read here is the UK P&I Club's 72 hours, and it ran from midnight GMT on 28 February 2026, the day the US and Israeli attacks on Iran began.”

The brief’s reading of the evidence; not a registered forecast.
Primary Iran Affected Bahrain +3
Geoeconomic
Which economies are most exposed to the Gulf fertiliser shock?

“Gulf economies supplied 24.8 per cent of world nitrogenous fertiliser exports and 11.4 per cent of phosphatic exports, on the WTO's figures.”

The brief’s reading of the evidence; not a registered forecast.
Primary Iran Affected Kenya +10
Geoeconomic
Had Hormuz crude flows recovered by late September 2026?

“By 28 September crude was back at Kpler's pre-war baseline; products were 677 kb/d against 3.6 mb/d before the war (Kpler data via CNBC).”

The brief’s reading of the evidence; not a registered forecast.

Primary Iran

Decision Brief · Q-023 · 4 questionsIf the Strait of Hormuz stays closed, how much Saudi crude can reach buyers, and for how long?

Geopolitical · Geoeconomic
If the Strait of Hormuz stays closed, how much Saudi crude can reach buyers, and for how long?

“74–196 million barrels could leave Saudi Arabia in six weeks with the shuttle running, but none bought on 25 September was on file to land that soon.”

The brief’s reading of the evidence; not a registered forecast.
Primary Saudi Arabia Affected Japan +8

Scenario Brief · S-001 · 4 questionsIran, the Strait of Hormuz, and a renewed strike

Geopolitical · Geoeconomic
How do US designations and the London market's transit-fee condition bear on cover for a Hormuz transit?

“Washington's designations do not cite the London condition, the condition does not cite them, and Tehran's requirement cites neither.”

The brief’s reading of the evidence; not a registered forecast.
Primary Iran Affected United States +1

Country Outlook · C-002 · 3 questionsIs any single future for Iran likely?

Geoeconomic
Does the Strait of Hormuz stay open to normal commercial traffic?

“Crude through Hormuz reached a seven-day average of 13.5 mb/d to 28 Sep 2026, matching the pre-war baseline, under US military escorts and ship-to-ship transfers (Kpler, via CNBC, 30 Sep 2026).”

The brief’s reading of the evidence; not a registered forecast.
Primary Iran Affected Saudi Arabia +4

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