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Shipping companies and oil producers in the Middle East have incurred unprecedented costs to transport crude oil through the Strait of Hormuz. The cost of a round-trip voyage can reach approximately $40 million. As a result, oil companies rely on chartering massive vessels to carry the crude, at a cost ranging from $30 to $40 million per trip. The expense amounts to between $15 and $20 per barrel, aimed at avoiding economic losses caused by the inability to export oil via the strait, amidst ongoing security and logistical challenges in the region.
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