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Bessent: Hormuz Strait Shipping Insurance Plan to Launch

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**March 27 (Bloomberg) — U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Thursday the U.S. will launch an insurance plan to facilitate shipping through the Hormuz Strait, a move aimed at restoring most of the world’s oil and gas supply flows.** The announcement came weeks after former President Trump first stated the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) would provide insurance coverage and naval escorts to ensure safe passage for tankers and other vessels through the strait. At the time of Bessent’s remarks, concerns were escalating over soaring oil and gas prices amid the Iran conflict, with fears that energy supply disruptions would persist even after the conflict ends.
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