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Saudi oil keeps flowing despite attacks, say trackers: Why counting barrels is not easy

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“Saudi oil keeps flowing despite attacks, say trackers: Why counting barrels is not easy”

Saudi Arabia’s oil exports are holding near wartime highs, Bloomberg reported. This, despite a wave of attacks on the kingdom’s energy infrastructure and Iran-claimed "mine strikes" on commercial ships in the Strait of Hormuz, according to preliminary ship-tracking data. Figures from three trackers — Vortexa, TankerTrackers.com and Kpler — were cited in industry reports essentially confirming a Bloomberg article published on October 28, which showed Saudi oil exports holding near wartime highs…

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