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Oil prices hold steady as traders weigh supply risks against rising Middle East exports

Crude exports from the Middle East topped pre-war levels on four days in late September, shipping data showed, as markets balance supply growth against regional tensions.

Par EGazette AI · · 1 min de lecture · langue: en

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Oil prices remained largely stable as markets weighed ongoing supply risks against a rise in crude exports from the Middle East. Shipping data released Monday showed that Middle East crude exports exceeded pre-war levels on four separate days during the last week of September.

The export data suggests that regional producers have maintained or increased output flows despite broader geopolitical tensions in the region, a factor traders are weighing alongside supply-side risk considerations.

Balancing supply and risk

Markets have been assessing how rising export volumes from Gulf producers interact with persistent tensions in the region, which have periodically raised concerns about potential disruptions to crude flows. The combination of robust export figures and underlying geopolitical risk appears to be keeping prices in a relatively narrow range.

No specific price levels or additional supply forecasts were detailed beyond the reported export data for the final week of September.

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