Saudi boosts oil to 6 million bpd via East-West pipeline

The article discusses Saudi Arabia's resumption of oil exports via the East-West pipeline after its stoppage on September 10. The move aims to boost supplies after oil flows exceeded 80% of capacity, with exported volumes reaching their highest levels since the start of the war seven months ago. It is expected that reopening the pipeline will ease pressures on the market and meet the additional supply requests from buyers, enhancing Saudi Arabia's flexibility in oil exports. This is especially significant following September's exports, which rose to 6 million barrels per day— the highest level since the onset of the Iranian conflict.