Middle East Oil Exports Near Pre-War Levels
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Increased security in the Strait of Ormuz and adaptation of the oil sector to the conflict contribute to the rise of exports.
According to a report by data provider Kpler, crude oil exports of Arab countries on the Persian Gulf reach orders of magnitude as before the outbreak of the Iran war. Crude oil exports through the Straits of Hormuz are, on average, at least slightly above comparison values before the outbreak of the attacks in the Straits, according to a report submitted to the German Press Agency.
Exports of crude oil through the Strait of Hormus are, at last, slightly above comparison values in the week average before the outbreak of the attacks in the Strait, according to a Kpler report.
Almost as much crude oil is flowing into the Middle East as before the start of the Iran war. On the other hand, this remarkable recovery is that exports of refined products such as diesel are still well below their previous levels.
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