Middle East Oil Shipments Rebound to 98% of Pre-War Levels
Crude shipments have climbed back to about 17.5 million barrels per day, according to bank data cited by TASS.
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Oil shipments from the Middle East have rebounded to roughly 98% of pre-war levels, according to bank data cited in a report by TASS.
The data showed crude shipments have climbed back to approximately 17.5 million barrels per day, indicating a substantial recovery in regional oil trade flows.
The report did not specify which conflict's disruption the figures are being measured against, nor did it name the bank that produced the data.
Oil shipment volumes from the Middle East are closely watched by global markets given the region's outsized role in global crude supply.
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