Strait of Hormuz Crude Oil Shipments Return to Pre-War Levels
Oil-producing countries are maintaining shipping volumes by using 'crude oil shuttles,' where tankers are sent to international waters for delivery. Over the past week, an average of 18.3 million barrels per day were transported, recovering to the pre-war normal level of 18 million barrels.
This is the result of oil-producing countries preventing supply disruptions by using the so-called 'crude oil shuttle' method, where they directly operate tankers for delivery in international waters.


