Iran's Oil Stopped Moving — Its Neighbors' Barrels Are Flowing Again
Iranian crude loadings fell to 248,000 barrels a day in August as non-Iranian Gulf exports recovered to about 65% of pre-war volumes.
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Iran is selling less oil to the world right now, while other countries nearby are selling more. When one big oil seller has trouble, it can affect how much oil costs everywhere.
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