The Black Sea's only outlet, running through the middle of Istanbul. It carries Russian and Caspian crude out and a large share of the world's traded grain — an agricultural corridor and an energy corridor in the same water.
Standing structural relationships, not forecasts. We name the direction and the mechanism, and link the published index where you read the current value — we do not quote a number we cannot cite.
Black Sea grain export capacity depends on this passage, so restricted access tightens the bulk carriers serving those cargoes.
Black Sea calls have been separately listed and priced by war-risk underwriters, independently of the physical state of the straits themselves.
Roughly 3 million barrels a day of Russian and Caspian crude and products leave through this passage, with limited pipeline substitution.
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