Piața globală a petrolului sub presiune: ce se întâmplă cu importurile de țiței în Asia după conflictul din Iran

In September, Asia's crude oil imports reached their highest level since the Iran conflict began, but remain 13% below pre-war levels. The region is set to import 23.96 million barrels per day, up from 23.38 million in August. Despite a recovery from a low in April, imports are still significantly below the average of 27.55 million barrels per day recorded before the conflict. Tensions in the Strait of Hormuz and disputes over export figures continue to affect oil flows. The recent closure of Saudi Arabia's East-West pipeline may lead to a decline in imports in October, although a recovery is expected in November. Refined fuel prices remain high due to limited supply, with diesel and gasoline prices significantly above pre-war levels.