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Middle East crude exports hit highest September level since Iran war began
The rebound in crude supplies comes even as Iranian attacks on shipping in the Strait of Hormuz continue.
Middle East crude oil exports rose to their highest level in September since the war with Iran began, according to OilPrice citing analysis of shipping and commodity market data.
The article links the increase to a broader trend of higher regional crude supplies despite ongoing Iranian attacks on vessel traffic in the Strait of Hormuz.
It also notes that while crude flows have improved, refinery constraints and a diesel bottleneck have contributed to elevated diesel prices globally.
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