Saudi Arabia faces the risk of exhausting its oil export stocks within days if its key East-West pipeline to the Red Sea remains shut. The disruption could remove up to 4% of global oil supply, adding pressure to already strained markets.
Saudi Arabia faces the risk of exhausting its oil export stocks within days if its key East-West pipeline to the Red Sea remains shut. The disruption could remove up to 4% of global oil supply, adding pressure to already strained markets.
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Saudi Arabia faces the risk of exhausting its oil export stocks within days if its key East-West pipeline to the Red Sea remains shut. The disruption could remove up to 4% of global oil supply, adding pressure to already strained markets.
