From New York Post · · 50s
Persian Gulf Oil Exports Hit Pre-War High
Oil exports from Persian Gulf surpass pre-war levels despite Iranian attacks.
In brief
Oil exports from Persian Gulf surpass pre-war levels despite Iranian attacks. Persian Gulf oil exports exceeded 23.3 million barrels daily as market adapts to Iranian attacks. Originally reported by New York Post.
Oil exports exceed pre-war levels
Oil exports from Persian Gulf have exceeded pre-war levels with more than 24 million barrels flowing daily despite a record number of Iranian attacks.
Strait of Hormuz traffic surges
Tankers continue to flow through the Strait of Hormuz despite increasing Iranian attacks, with at least 30 ships attacked this month.
Market adapts to attacks
Oil prices reached a near-record $37.37 a barrel as traders rush to collect wartime highs with US naval protection.
Iran warns of escalation
Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps claimed two oil tankers were attacked using naval mines after US cleared waters over summer.
The short version
Persian Gulf oil exports exceeded 23.3 million barrels daily as market adapts to Iranian attacks.
