Gulf crude exports are recovering while products and transport remain constrained. Rain damaged Gaza shelters and critical services; approvals, crossing capacity and delivery windows delay supplies.
The IEA puts October Gulf oil exports excluding Oman at 18.4 million barrels a day, 26% below pre-war levels. European diesel near $180 a barrel remains 77% above pre-war levels.
Original source ↗Maersk reported on 9 November that Saudi Landbridge use increased in October amid disruption linked to the Strait of Hormuz.
Original source ↗The UN’s briefing dated 13 November reports flooded and destroyed family shelters and suspended critical services in Gaza. Its humanitarian team says approval requirements, crossing capacity and delivery windows compounded the damage. The same text reports disrupted Ukrainian power supplies and humanitarian-access constraints caused by violence in Haiti.
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