Data provided by commodity tracking firm Kpler indicates that Saudi Arabia is set to achieve its second-highest monthly oil export volume since the start of the Iran-US conflict in early 2026. During the first half of October, the Kingdom recorded an average export rate of 5.55 million barrels per day. This follows a peak in September, where exports reached 7.16 million barrels per day. Specific terminal data shows that shipments from the Ras Tanura port averaged 2.98 million barrels per day in early October, while the Yanbu port on the Red Sea handled 2.34 million barrels per day. These figures reflect a slight decline from the previous month's record-breaking performance, yet remain significantly elevated compared to historical benchmarks established since the onset of hostilities.
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