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Global shipping prepares for return to normalcy after Iran conflict

7 July 2026
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The United States-Israel war on Iran has caused significant disruptions to global shipping, marked by attacks on vessels and increased operating costs since February. Despite these challenges, analysts predict that the shipping industry will largely maintain its structure due to the essential nature of seaborne trade. Container shipping, in particular, is expected to adapt by diversifying routes while continuing to rely on major hubs like Dubai’s Port of Jebel Ali, as consumer demand remains the driving force in the sector.

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