Hormuz diversions plateau at 4x baseline as Navi Mumbai dwell rises to 21 days

Twenty weeks into Strait of Hormuz disruptions, vessel diversions have stabilised at 4x pre-conflict levels, with dwell times at Navi Mumbai port rising to 21 days. The plateau suggests a new operational baseline rather than escalation, but sustained port congestion is creating bottlenecks in Asia-Pacific shipping.

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