Iran's oil exports hit six-year low
Iran's exports of crude oil and condensates declined in May to their lowest level in six years, dropping below 300,000 barrels per day. This decline is due to U.S. maritime restrictions imposed on Iranian ports, which threaten Iran's ability to generate foreign currency revenues and support its economy. Meanwhile, ongoing geopolitical tensions continue to impact the global oil market.
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