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Panama Canal fees hit record high as El Niño and Iran war choke shipping

Panama Canal fees hit record high as El Niño and Iran war choke shipping
Financial Times Tuesday 11 August 2026, 21:07 UTC 1 min read
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Falling water levels caused by weather phenomenon could limit transit slots through crucial maritime passageway

Falling water levels caused by weather phenomenon could limit transit slots through crucial maritime passageway
Panama Canal (LOCATION) El Niño (ORG) Iran (LOCATION)
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