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Amid ongoing ship attacks in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden, Middle East oil and LNG producers continue loading operations without material disruption, according to Reuters reports. This stability comes despite growing concerns over supply chain disruptions, highlighting the resilience of regional production and loading activities.
Houthi attacks have sparked broad market worry, but loading operations have not faced major interruptions so far. Data shows U.S. crude stockpiles fell by 0.765 million barrels week-on-week per the American Petroleum Institute (API), suggesting steady supply flows despite tensions.
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Sign InInvestors are watching the upcoming EIA weekly report for further clues on supply stability. Markets also await any official statements from Middle East producers regarding business continuity amid the ongoing security uncertainty.