Does Iran have a yuan-for-Hormuz oil trade plan? Why analysts in China are urging caution
The world’s most vital energy artery has been largely paralysed since the launch of US-Israeli strikes on Iran last month

While the plan could symbolically advance the use of the Chinese currency, its implementation would face security and feasibility challenges and could strain China-US ties, they warned.
Iran earlier officially denied a full closure but restricted passage for US or Israel-linked ships.
Iranian drones and military are believed to be targeting tankers in the strait and the Persian Gulf – both as retaliation and for economic leverage.
On Saturday, a CNN report citing a senior Iranian official said that Tehran was considering allowing a limited number of oil tankers to transit the strait on the condition that the cargo be traded in yuan.
