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Oil Moves Through Hormuz Amid Goods Shortage
Oil exports from the Gulf have regained a significant portion of their pre-war levels, reaching 16.3 million barrels per day in September compared to 19.5 million in February, despite ongoing attacks on ships in the Strait of Hormuz. Saudi Arabia had shifted the focus of its exports, with U.S. forces continuing to protect the passages, but the movement of natural gas and its derivatives—such as fertilizers, sulfur, and aluminum—has experienced a significant decline due to attacks on gas and manufacturing facilities. Liquefied natural gas prices are rising, impacting the supply of essential fertilizers for agriculture. Additionally, industries like aluminum and helium are facing supply limitations and production halts in affected regions. These developments pose long-term threats to the global economy, especially amid ongoing tensions in the area.
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