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Hormuz oil exports fall 42% below prewar levels

Hormuz oil exports averaged 9.9 million barrels per day over seven days as of October 7, 42% below prewar levels and down from about 15.5 million in September, Kpler data cited by the Financial Times showed. Kpler attributed the decline to intensified vessel attacks; analyst Rory Johnston said flows had fallen 3–4 million barrels per day after peaking at 16.2 million on September 24.
WHO: Kpler
WHAT: Reported that Hormuz oil exports had fallen sharply, linking the decline to intensified vessel attacks.
WHEN: Oct 7, 2026
WHERE: Strait of Hormuz
WHY: Kpler said intensified attacks on vessels drove exports sharply lower.
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