CNBC Daily Open: Fragile Rebound in Oil Exports Threatened by Iran Attacks in Hormuz
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Exports of oil through the Ormuz Strait have increased significantly compared to the first months of the conflict with Iran, but the attacks on oil tankers and the record costs of transport raise the question of the sustainability of this recovery. Nearly 20 commercial ships have been attacked in the last month, and traffic is largely maintained by a corridor protected by US forces, reports CNBC.
CNBC Daily Open: Fragile rebound in oil exports threatened by Iran attacks in Hormuz
Nearly 20 commercial ships, mostly tankers, have come under attack over the past month while sailing through Hormuz, the Persian Gulf or off the coast of Oman.
New Tanker Attacks Threaten Fragile Oil Recovery Through Strait of Hormuz
A renewed wave of attacks on commercial tankers near the Strait of Hormuz is threatening a recent rebound in Persian Gulf oil exports, even as producers rely on U.S.-protected shipping routes, emergency stockpiles and pipeline alternatives to keep crude moving.
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