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Iranian retaliation could have severe consequences for tanker market

The high-tension situation between the US and Iran has so far not made a significant impact on the tanker market. Should Iran choose to retaliate, however, it could have major consequences, assesses brokerage Arrow Tankers to ShippingWatch.

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