Oil exports from the Gulf rise to more than 60% of level before Iran war, Goldman Sachs estimates
- Posted on August 28, 2026
- By CNBC
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In brief
Gulf oil shipments have recovered to approximately 60% of pre-conflict volumes, according to Goldman Sachs analysis. The geopolitical tensions in the region have created significant challenges for energy market transparency, as limited data availability makes it increasingly difficult to accurately assess crude oil extraction and export flows. This recovery pattern reflects ongoing efforts to stabilize global energy supplies despite regional instability and uncertainty.
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Oil exports from the Gulf rise to more than 60% of level before Iran war, Goldman Sachs estimates
It has become difficult to figure out how much oil is flowing from the Gulf because information from the region is limited due to the war, Goldman said.
