No Ship Attacks in Strait of Hormuz in Past Two Days, Axios Reports

The absence of attacks is itself the signal: a chokepoint that had been priced for renewed disruption is, for now, quiet, which matters most for oil flows and the freight and insurance costs tied to them. The report only pushes back on earlier expectations, so it settles little. Whether the lull reflects a durable de-escalation or a pause before further strikes is the open question, and the lack of corroborating detail leaves that unresolved.