Figures / / / / / show that barrels per day exported through Hormuz have now reached pre-war levels, only 1.13% of the same time last year. -To all TankerTrackers. -The difference in crude oil exports by Middle Eastern countries now compared to the pre-war period (average of January and February 2026) for this month: Iran: -100% (for over 3 months).
Iraq: -13%.
Kuwait: -39%.
Oman: -2%.
Qatar: -47%.
Saudi Arabia: +10% (West Coast: +296%; East: -27%).
United Arab Emirates: +6% - for all TankerTrackers. Meanwhile, the recovery has been largely supported by Saudi Arabia, which has largely returned its oil production and exports to pre-war levels and slightly higher through its East-West pipeline and American efforts to keep tanker passages open - according to Bloomberg. -Meanwhile, Iran continues to suffer from almost zero exported barrels, except through shadow fleets and barrel re-marking, a process where oil barrels are labeled as Iraqi and then exported through local Iraqi traders and government entities.