Iraq's August Oil Exports Fall 36% From Pre-Conflict Levels, TankerTrackers Says

According to Sina Finance, maritime shipping tracker TankerTrackers said on Saturday that Iraq's August oil exports fell 36% from levels before the U.S.-Iran conflict began. The comparison used January-February export data as the pre-conflict baseline. Iran posted the largest decline, with oil exports down 100%. Qatar and Saudi Arabia followed, with exports in both countries down 48%. Kuwait's August oil exports also fell 36%, matching Iraq and tying for third among the countries tracked by TankerTrackers. The United Arab Emirates saw the smallest drop, with oil exports down just 0.02% from pre-war levels.