FRONTIER TECH NETWORK 

Global oil markets are cautiously stabilising under the new US-Iran pact, but trading volatility remains high across the critical Strait of Hormuz. To hedge against sudden disruptions, energy firms are deploying real-time tracking systems powered by satellites, ocean sensors, and AI. This persistent instability is accelerating a global shift toward secure "friend-shoring" trade blocs built on political alignment.

The Strait of Hormuz is seeing commercial shipping return to near-pre-war levels following the implementation of the US-Iran ceasefire framework and renewed confidence in the energy market. While some shipping companies remain cautious about using the principal navigation channels. Several tankers continue to follow alternative routes along Oman's coastline as maritime authorities gradually restore confidence in the Strait's security.