Oil exports surge back through Hormuz despite mounting attacks
Oil exports from the Middle East have risen above pre-war levels on several days despite a sharp increase in tanker attacks around the Strait of Hormuz. Provisional Kpler data indicates the export surge occurred during the final week of September amid the conflict with Iran.
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