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Saudis Bypass Hormuz As Oil Exports From Yanbu Surge Toward 5 Million Target
Saudis Bypass Hormuz As Oil Exports From Yanbu Surge Toward 5 Million Target
One week ago, when fears that the Strait of Hormuz blockade would mean a permanent collapse in oil supply (we have since seen that Iran is allowing "friendly" ships to cross the strait, especially if they grease the toll-keeper with $2 million per crossing) hit a fever pitch and pushed the price of Brent to $120, we said that "Saudi Arabia Has Already Revived More Than Half Its Oil Exports Via Hormuz Bypass."
With Iran blocking Saudi ships from...
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