Middle East crude exports recover to 108% of 2025 average, JPMorgan and Goldman estimates show

Gulf oil exports have doubled in September to about 23.3 million b/d, with crude shipments recovering to 108% of their 2025 average, per Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan estimates, as increased Hormuz shipments and alternative pipelines and ports drove the recovery. Refined products remain below prewar levels.

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