DubaiSeven ships crossed Hormuz Tuesday, fewest since 23 July.
The strait carried a fifth of global oil and gas before the Iran war.
Crude flows fell 27% to at least 10.1 million barrels a day, Kpler said, after the war’s worst week of tanker attacks.
Exports from the Gulf of Oman and Red Sea rose to 6.7 million barrels a day, Kpler said.
Projectiles hit another tanker north of Qatar’s Madinat ash Shamal on Wednesday, with casualties reported.
How each outlet framed it
- The National
- foregrounds export reroute resilience: Gulf of Oman/Red Sea exports surged to 6.7M bpd (2× prewar), offsetting Hormuz collapse
- Reuters
- foregrounds export reroute resilience: Gulf of Oman/Red Sea exports surged to 6.7M bpd (2× prewar), offsetting Hormuz collapse
Sources: The National, Reuters