Persian Gulf oil flows exceed pre-war levels, yet fuel prices stay high

Oil exports from the Persian Gulf have surpassed pre-war volumes, yet fuel prices remain elevated. The discrepancy suggests that despite increased supply, refining bottlenecks, shipping risk premiums, or demand factors are keeping prices high. The article implies tanker operators are profiting from the situation, but the exact cause of the price gap is not fully explained.

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