Report: Despite Iran's Attacks, Gulf Oil Exports Exceed Prewar Levels
- Commodity intelligence firm Kpler reports that oil flows out of the Arabian Gulf have rebounded so well that they now exceed levels seen before the start of the U.
- By Kpler's count, the GCC states are now moving about 24 million barrels per day out of the region, including volumes transported by overland pipeline.
- The resurgence can be attributed in large part to the U.
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- Commodity intelligence firm Kpler reports that oil flows out of the Arabian Gulf have rebounded so well that they now exceed levels seen before the start of the U.
- By Kpler's count, the GCC states are now moving about 24 million barrels per day out of the region, including volumes transported by overland pipeline.
- The resurgence can be attributed in large part to the U.
Sources: Maritime-executive