Polymarket·October 7, 2026

Which month will Strait of Hormuz traffic return to normal?

Current odds

Market result

How it is defined

The market lists no return to normal traffic in 2026 as the dominant outcome, at approximately 84%. Among the named months, December is ahead of November but remains a low-probability outcome.[2]

Why the odds matter

Resolution is tied to IMF PortWatch data: normal traffic requires a seven-day moving average of at least 60 transit calls. The qualifying month would be the calendar month containing the first data point meeting that threshold.[3]

Limitations

The pricing reflects traders’ assessment that a temporary reopening is not enough to restore routine commercial shipping. Sustained traffic at the specified threshold would require confidence among operators, insurers and cargo owners.

What comes next

These are market-implied probabilities, not verified forecasts. They can change quickly with diplomatic agreements, security developments or fresh traffic data, and should be read alongside direct shipping and government data.

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