Saudi Arabia raised its October oil production to the highest level since February. The figure comes from the kingdom's report to OPEC, and February was the last month before the Iran war disrupted Middle East oil supplies.
Saudi Arabia pumped 10.563 million barrels per day of crude in October, up from 8.372 million bpd in September. The world's top oil exporter reported the numbers to OPEC, according to the group's monthly report published on its website.
The October level is the highest since February 2026, when Saudi Arabia reported production of 10.882 million bpd to OPEC. That month was the last before the Iran war disrupted oil supplies in the Middle East.
Source: Investing.com
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