Oil Exports From Persian Gulf 'Surpassed Pre-Conflict Levels', Claims US Treasury Secy Bessent
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United States Treasury Secretary Scott Biscent said on Saturday: oil exports from the Arabian Gulf exceeded pre-war levels with Iran, despite recent attempts to disrupt energy shipments.
The global oil market situation has improved, but uncertainties remain high.
Oil exports from Persian Gulf 'surpassed pre-conflict levels', claims US Treasury Secy Bessent
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced that oil exports from the Persian Gulf have exceeded pre-conflict levels. This development occurred despite ongoing Iranian threats to disrupt energy shipments to global markets. Iranian state media reported two supertankers struck a naval mine near the crucial Strait of Hormuz. The situation escalated with US Ambassador Tom Barrack indicating a potential military strike against Iran.
Oil exports from Persian Gulf surpassed pre-conflict levels, claims US Treasury Secy Bessent - The Tribune
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Friday (local time) said oil exports from the Persian Gulf had surpassed pre-conflict levels despite Iran's efforts to disrupt energy shipments, asserting that Tehran's threats had failed to halt the flow of energy to global markets.
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