Saudi Oil Exports Re-routed After Yanbu Attacks as Hormuz Traffic Falls
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Satellite data show Saudi Arabia rerouting crude exports after the East-West Petroline disruption and Houthi strikes on Yanbu, while Hormuz traffic declines; Aramco is moving crude via Ras Tanura to the Gulf of Oman for shipment on larger tankers, with Gulf exports rebounding to about 1–1.5 million bpd and Brent around $101 and WTI near $97.
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