Ormuz
The Kingdom of Hormuz was a kingdom ruled by a dynasty of southern Arab origin. It was located in the eastern side of the Persian Gulf and extended as far as Bahrain in the west at its zenith. The Kingdom was established in the 11th century initially as a dependency of the Kerman Seljuk Sultanate, and later as an autonomous tributary of the Salghurid Turkmens and the Ilkhanate. In its last phase Hormuz became a client state of the Portuguese Empire in the East.
Beyond's analysis on Ormuz
- — ACS gears up for its annual Capital Markets Day, seeking to replicate 2025’s share‑price surge to €140 while navigating AI‑driven opportunities and Ormuz supply‑chain risks
- — Iran says Oman‑Ormaz agreement will not reopen the strait unless the US fulfills its memorandum commitments
- — Europe’s renewable transition remains costly and incomplete, with gas supply fears highlighted by the Strait of Ormuz
- — Iran’s threat to tighten Ormuz closure raises risk of oil‑supply disruption and higher energy prices
- — A prolonged closure of the Strait of Hormuz would depress market optimism and raise financing costs for energy‑dependent firms
- — Strait of Hormuz blockage and Houthi Red Sea attacks threaten to push Brent crude toward $120 per barrel, endangering Saudi Arabia’s vital export corridor
- — Tensions in the Strait of Hormuz cause a limited market shake, avoiding a full‑blown energy crisis despite renewed Iranian military posturing
- — US military strikes Iran after alleged attacks on commercial ships in Strait of Hormuz, raising oil supply concerns
- — Stalled Hormuz talks leave Gulf shipping dependent on Iranian‑flagged vessels, keeping trade routes uncertain
- — Trump’s Hormuz peace move threatens to upend centuries‑old maritime freedom
- — Oil price may rebound to $60 per barrel in medium term after Ormuz reopening
- — Ormuz reopening signals limited market upside amid already priced-in peace
Recent news mentioning Ormuz
- — Jet fuel is following diesel’s price jump as the Hormuz supply shock hits the skies
- — L’oléoduc saoudien, qui permet de contourner Ormuz, en passe de rétablir ses opérations
- — Defense Stocks Fall While Oil Slides on Hormuz Reopening Report: Lockheed Martin and RTX Drop 3%, Boeing Dips
- — Oil Tumbles 3% as Iran Floats Hormuz Reopening Within a Week
- — Improved Crude Flows Through the Strait of Hormuz Sink Oil Prices
- — Hormuz Blockage Puts Qatar's $83 Billion LNG Bet at Risk
- — Crude Prices Sink on Larger Flows of Oil Through the Strait of Hormuz
- — Pakistan Secures Second Qatari LNG Cargo Through Hormuz After Iran Deal
- — Strait of Hormuz Shipping Traffic Falls Further as Saudi Oil Flows Rise
- — Hormuz Crisis to Push Global Coal Demand to Record High
- — Hormuz Crisis to Push Global Coal Demand to Record High
- — Face au blocus d’Ormuz, l’Iran mise sur la mer Caspienne