CryptoWorld News reports that UN Secretary-General's spokesperson Diyarik stated on the 28th that since February 28th, the passage of ships related to the Strait of Hormuz has decreased by 95.3%. He pointed out that the latest data from the UN Conference on Trade and Development's recently launched online tracking dashboard for the Strait of Hormuz shows a 6% increase in global bulk food prices, and a 53% rise in crude oil prices in the European market. Since the recent escalation of military conflicts in the Middle East, the UN Conference on Trade and Development has launched this dashboard, focusing on shipping affected by the Hormuz Strait crisis, food and energy prices, and financial market dynamics.

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