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5 October 2026

Oil exports surge back through Hormuz despite mounting attacks

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Oil exports surge back through Hormuz despite mounting attacks

Oil flows from the Middle East have climbed back above pre-war levels even as attacks on tankers around the Strait of Hormuz accelerate to their fastest pace since the conflict with Iran erupted on February 28. Provisional Kpler data shows regional crude exports exceeded pre-war volumes on four days during the final week of September, …

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