Middle East crude exports return to 98% of pre-war levels as Hormuz flows rise

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Middle East crude exports have recovered to about 98% of pre-war levels as tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz increases. Security risks in the region persist despite the rebound in oil flows.

Middle East crude oil exports have recovered to about 98% of their pre-war levels as more tankers move through the Strait of Hormuz despite persistent security risks across the region. The post Middle East crude exports return to 98% of pre-war levels as Hormuz flows rise appeared first on Nairametrics.