Gulf nations provided Japan with 43.4M barrels of crude in July

Japan's oil exports in July 2026 to three Gulf countries—Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and Oman—amounted to approximately 43.39 million barrels, representing over 58% of Japan's oil needs, excluding exports to Kuwait and Qatar. The exports were up by 10.32% compared to June 2026 but decreased by 21.38% from July 2025, when they reached 55.19 million barrels. The UAE contributed 29.9% of Japan's requirements (22.07 million barrels), followed by Saudi Arabia with 20.16 million barrels (27.3% of the need), while Oman exported 1.16 million barrels. There were no export data reported from Kuwait or Qatar. Japan's total imports from the Middle East in July totaled 73.71 million barrels, reflecting a 16.99% increase compared to July 2025 and a 16.83% increase compared to June 2026.

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