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Global Crude Exports Slip for Fourth Successive Month in June

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Global crude/condensate exports fell by almost 180kbd in June according to Vortexa vessel tracking.

  • Global crude/condensate seaborne exports fell m-o-m to 38.5mbd in June, while Non-OPEC+ supplies sharply increased market share at the expense of Saudi Arabia.
  • It marks the fourth successive monthly decline and the lowest month since August 2023.
  • The largest declines in exports came from Saudi Arabia (600kbd lower) while UAE, Iraq (both 200kbd) and Kuwait (40kbd) also posted lower levels.
  • The latest data for June fits and extends the structural trend of Non-OPEC+ supplies contributing to a growing share or global seaborne supplies.


Source: Vortexa

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