Middle East Oil Exports Surpass Prewar Levels Despite Attacks

• Daily oil shipments from Gulf producers average 24.6 million barrels, surpassing the 23.3 million barrels before the conflict.
• Ships are using alternative routes to maintain export levels despite Iran's attacks in the region.
• The resilience of oil flows indicates a robust supply chain in the face of regional tensions.
• The increase in exports is attributed to strategic adjustments and the use of alternate maritime routes.
• There has been no significant impact on global oil supply despite the attacks.