Saudi Arabia in Talks to Formalize Oil Loadings Outside Hormuz Strait Next Year
Saudi Arabia is negotiating with customers to offer oil loadings next year outside the Strait of Hormuz under long-term contracts. The discussions, which aim to formalize a system the kingdom has used during the Iran war to push for greater market share, must conclude by year-end. If approved, this would significantly change how Saudi Arabia delivers crude, as long-term contracts account for the bulk of its supply.
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