International maritime authorities have initiated an evacuation operation in the Strait of Hormuz, successfully resuming shipping routes. Approximately 11,000 sailors were previously stranded in the Persian Gulf due to heightened regional instability. The operation, led by the International Maritime Organization under the UN, aims to safely transport these individuals. Simultaneously, commodity markets are showing increased optimism, particularly regarding oil prices. Brent crude oil experienced a significant drop, reaching its lowest level since before the recent US-Israeli actions against Iran, trading around $75 per barrel at midday. This suggests a potential de-escalation of conflict and a return to more stable trade conditions in the region. The resumption of shipping and falling oil prices indicate a cautiously positive shift in the geopolitical landscape.