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Oil tankers with 35 million barrels stuck in Persian Gulf exited Strait of Hormuz since Iran deal
The jump in oil exports comes as the threat level for ships crossing Hormuz has been downgraded to "moderate."
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What happened
According to CNBC’s source item, Oil tankers with 35 million barrels stuck in Persian Gulf exited Strait of Hormuz since Iran deal, The jump in oil exports comes as the threat level for ships crossing Hormuz has been downgraded to “moderate.”
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- Oil tankers with 35 million barrels stuck in Persian Gulf exited Strait of Hormuz since Iran dealCNBC - 2026-06-24T17:06:30+00:00
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