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2026-10-09 20:17
Tanker attacks in Strait of Hormuz surge to wartime high as Iran tries to choke off oil exports
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First reported by Just the News (Right); 4 outlets over 42h.
Just the News · +13h Reuters · +34h Semafor · +42h CNBC
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- CNBCCenter
The escalating attacks are testing whether a rebound in crude oil exports from the Middle East can be sustained under high risk conditions.
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It now costs up to $77 million to hire a large tanker to move crude from the US to Asia, up from less than $10 million last year.
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Attack risks rise for tankers as Iran vows to block more Hormuz routes Reuters
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Despite Tehran's insistence that it controls the vital waterway, Middle East energy flows have largely returned to pre-war levels. This comes after Iran's failed attempt at creating economic disaster for the West by attacking oil-laden ships, and instead, at least 16.5 million barrels a day of…
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CNBCCenter
Tanker attacks in Strait of Hormuz surge to wartime high as Iran tries to choke off oil exports
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Rates for oil tankers hit record high, as more crude passes through Hormuz
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Attack risks rise for tankers as Iran vows to block more Hormuz routes - Reuters
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Iran claims it controls the Strait of Hormuz, but oil export data show otherwise
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