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US DOE: Roughly 7mn b/d moving through Hormuz

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By Priya Rajan, Eunice Bridges, Nicholas Watt Verified
| World Ports Organization
Houston, 12 June (Argus) — About 7mn b/d of crude and oil products are moving through the strait of Hormuz, US energy secretary Chris Wright said today, but other industry sources dispute that figure. The 7mn b/d is “a rough average of where we are right now, and it’s rising,” Wright said at the Bloomberg Energy Security Executive Briefing in Houston, Texas, Friday.
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Crude tankers decline despite Yanbu demand

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By Sophie Becker, Nicholas Watt Verified
| World Ports Organization
New York, 1 May (Argus) — A surge in crude shipments from the Red Sea port of Yanbu, bypassing the blockaded strait of Hormuz, has failed to stop a retreat in crude shipping rates, which are reeling from the loss of loadings out of the Mideast Gulf. Yanbu crude loadings rose to 4-4.2mn b/d in April, compared with 800,000 b/d prior to the start of the US-Israel war with Iran on 28 February, according to data from Vortexa and Kpler.
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Reino Unido se prepara para escassez de comida causada por guerra no Irã

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By Nicholas Watt Verified, Jamie Whitehead Verified
| Correio Braziliense Verified
O Reino Unido poderá enfrentar escassez de alimentos nos próximos meses, incluindo carne de frango e porco, caso a guerra dos Estados Unidos e Israel contra o Irã prossiga em um cenário de pior caso, conforme avaliado pelas autoridades do governo do país. Uma fonte declarou à BBC que o governo britânico estuda um cenário que envolveria o fechamento contínuo do estreito de Ormuz e o colapso do fornecimento de dióxido de carbono. O CO?
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