Middle East oil flows face a long recovery despite US-Iran deal

🌐 Hellenic Shipping News (Greece) —

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A finalized US-Iran peace deal would reopen the Strait of Hormuz to Middle East oil exports, but recovery of flows will be gradual due to infrastructure damage and tanker buildup. Analysts warn normalization of crude production from the Middle East will take time.

A finalized peace deal between the US and Iran would reopen the Strait of Hormuz to Middle East oil exports, but analysts caution that it will take time for flows to normalize, given the infrastructure damage sustained and the buildup of tankers that have been restricted from transiting the Gulf. Crude production from the Middle ...

World Politics Markets Commodities Energy Shipping US-Iran deal Strait of Hormuz oil exports infrastructure damage Middle East oil tanker buildup

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