Strait of Hormuz

MidEast Corps: Fighting over the Strait of Hormuz

Lakshmanan R, CFA, FRM: Head of South & Southeast Asia Corporates, Head of GCC Corporates
Nicole Chua: Analyst, S&SEA and GCC Corporates
Jonathan Tan Jun Jie: Analyst, S&SEA and GCC Corporates

13 July 2026

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  • How escalating maritime tensions are affecting commercial shipping routes through the Strait of Hormuz.
  • What renewed disruptions could mean for energy exports, shipping costs, and regional corporates.
  • Why the Strait of Hormuz remains central to global oil and LNG trade flows.
  • How prolonged conflict may influence credit profiles across key Middle East issuers.
  • Which sectors and companies appear most exposed to evolving geopolitical and transport risks.

Executive Summary

Regional tensions continue reshaping maritime trade dynamics. Shipping conditions remain uncertain across key transport corridors.

Conflict activity increasingly centers on strategic waterways. Market participants are closely monitoring transport accessibility.

Energy exports remain linked to regional security conditions. Corporate exposure varies across industries and jurisdictions.

Meanwhile, evolving events create broader market uncertainty. Businesses are assessing potential operational implications.

Ultimately, attention remains focused on future developments. Credit conditions may respond to changing regional risks.

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