Oil prices slip as Kpler says Strait of Hormuz crude flows exceed prewar levels

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Kpler provisional data indicate crude flows through the Strait of Hormuz have rebounded above prewar levels (19.5–22.5 mb/d), easing near-term supply disruption concerns despite recent regional attacks. The improved flow picture weighed on early-session crude prices, even as Brent held above $100. If confirmed, the data reduces the immediate geopolitical supply premium embedded in prices and can temper volatility tied to shipping risk.
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Crude prices fell in early trading after Kpler data showed daily oil flows out of the Strait of Hormuz rose to 19.5 million to 22.5 million barrels in late September, above prewar levels. Brent remained above $100 a barrel, while WTI was at $89.73 a barrel. The figures were cited in Reuters’ description of “provisional data” from Kpler.