BusinessMiddle East Crude Oil Flows Reach 98% of Pre-War Levels, JPMorgan Reports
JPMorgan Chase reports that crude oil flows from the Middle East have rebounded to 98% of pre-war levels, reaching 17.5 million barrels per day despite ongoing shipping risks. Product flows like diesel and gasoline are at 58% of pre-war levels. Saudi Arabia restored half of its East-West pipeline capacity after recent damage. The recovery is notable amid the ongoing US-Iran conflict.
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