Petrol - Exporturile din Orientul Mijlociu au depăşit nivelul dinaintea războiului cu Iranul - Economica.net

Middle Eastern oil exports, excluding Iran, have surpassed pre-war levels despite ongoing attacks in the Strait of Hormuz. This marks a significant increase in daily oil transport, reaching over 18 million barrels. The rise is attributed to alternative routes like the Red Sea, as Iran imposes restrictions on passage through the strait. Saudi Arabia and the UAE are benefiting from operational pipelines that bypass Iranian blockades. Oil prices have seen a slight decline, with Brent crude at $101.44 and WTI at $90.02.