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Crude shipments are recovering, but damaged refineries, scarce diesel, and costly passage through Hormuz keep the fuel bill high.
Industrial Info Resources data show that in September 2026, 12.13% of global crude and condensate capacity was offline for various reasons.
The Iran conflict is increasingly weighing on the global consumer.