Saudi oil exports recover despite East-West pipeline disruption

Saudi oil exports have recovered to roughly 5.5 million barrels per day, up from a wartime low near 4 million barrels per day despite the attack on the East-West pipeline.
Exports remain below the roughly 7 million barrels per day seen before the conflict, but elevated crude prices are helping offset some of the lost volume and support Saudi oil revenue.
The recovery suggests the Kingdom's export capacity has improved from the worst point of the disruption, although flows remain materially below pre-war levels.