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Saudi Arabia has a workaround for the Hormuz crude-export standstill. It may not be enough.
Oil exports leaving from an alternative to Hormuz are inching toward 3 million barrels a day — but that’s less than half of Saudi exports before the war.
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Saudi Arabia has a workaround for the Hormuz crude-export standstill. It may not be enough.
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Analysis generated on Mar 21, 2026 at 15:37 UTC
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