US Passage Alters Strait Oil Flow

The data reveals that the United States has contributed to an increase in oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz since mid-June, following the establishment of a reliable maritime corridor resulting from an agreement with Iran and the resumption of naval operations. Although Trump announced the arrival of "huge quantities" of oil, analyses show that the flows are still far below pre-war levels, which were about 18 million barrels per day during peacetime, and had dropped to 1.4 million at the start of the conflict. Currently, flows range between 8 to 14 million barrels per day, with monitoring limited due to Iran’s threats and attempts by ships to conceal their locations. Nonetheless, the US government affirms that the actual flows are higher than publicly reported data, and that it is in control of the corridor, closely monitoring shipments.

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