GENERAL30 Sept 2026
West Asia crude oil flows hit 98% of pre-war level despite escalation, JPMorgan says - CNBC TV18
West Asia crude oil flows have recovered to 17.5 million barrels a day, which is 98% of pre-war levels, JPMorgan reports. Shipping risks in the region continue, but shipments are still holding up. Product flows are at just 58%. For Indian businesses watching fuel and freight costs, this suggests global oil supply is steady for now, so plan your costs calmly rather than on panic.
Key Statutory Highlights
- JPMorgan says West Asia crude oil shipments have reached 17.5 million barrels a day.
- That flow is 98% of pre-war levels, even though shipping risks in the region remain.
- Product flows are lower, at 58% of the earlier level.
Actionable Advice for Taxpayers / Founders:If your business depends on fuel or freight, keep tracking these oil flow updates before locking long-term contracts, and speak to your advisor about your cost exposure rather than assuming prices will stay flat.
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