Hormuz traffic shows recovery

Still much lower than normal, but at least improving pic.twitter.com/NLvo8N7BcD — Rawat (@RawatD2030) June 19, 2026 BREAKING: Iran has declared that ships cannot cross the Strait of Hormuz without its permission, setting the stage for future tolling arrangements by saying …

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The Strait of Hormuz is almost completely blocked right now. Traffic is down to almost nothing. The media keeps recycling the same “ceasefire” and “peace agreement” phrases over and over, but we’re not actually seeing any real deal with Iran. Markets are being set up for disappointment.

The route is basically dead and the media is still recycling the same old peaceful narrative. Why is everyone acting like this is normal? Omg. This is absolutely insane. Why is everyone acting like this is normal? pic.twitter.com/gO0lUmC7CO — NoLimit …

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Strait of Hormuz ship traffic is starting to move

Strait of Hormuz ship traffic is starting to move byu/RobertBartus inEconomyCharts Factcheck: Current reporting shows that most commercial shipping through the Strait of Hormuz remains effectively halted. Only a very small number of vessels, often Iranian‑linked, have moved through in …

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Air Traffic Control Union vs Oil Prices

Air Traffic Control Union vs Oil Prices🇺🇸 byu/CashmereBuffalo inwallstreetbets “Air traffic controller here in the states. In my off time I enjoy researching economic data. Recently discovered my union has aligned our contracts with historical bottoms in oil prices (really …

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Map of U.S. airport flight cancellation rates… Trump demands air traffic controllers return to work as flight cancellations drag on

See a live map from Flightaware of flight cancellation rates as more than 1,700 flights have been canceled across the U.S. on Monday as the FAA limits capacity at 40 major U.S. airports. https://abcnews.go.com/US/1500-flights-canceled-us-monday-travel-disruptions-continue/story?id=127370393 Air travelers should expect worsening cancellations …

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Chipotle just admitted its customers can’t afford to eat. The 25–35 age group is broke, buried in debt, and running out of options. QSR foot traffic fell ~3.4% YoY in August

This is how recessions start, one empty table at a time. If 30-year-olds can’t afford Chipotle, what happens when the real slowdown hits. Either Chipotle has collapsed as a brand or young Americans are out of money. Or, both. What …

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