
Gulf shipping risks underpin oil prices despite export recovery
Higher freight costs, depleted supply buffers and fears of renewed fighting are sustaining the oil market’s war premium, according to OilPrice.com.
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Higher freight costs, depleted supply buffers and fears of renewed fighting are sustaining the oil market’s war premium, according to OilPrice.com.
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A larger-than-expected US inventory decline supported WTI buying as emergency reserve releases competed with shipping risks around Hormuz.
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Crude prices rose as reported attacks disrupted Hormuz traffic and US Gulf of Mexico operators began shutting in output ahead of a potential hurricane.
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Brent remained above its Monday level as concerns over Saudi exports outweighed reports of possible progress towards a US-Iran ceasefire.
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