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Saudi oil export strategy hits new hurdle as Red Sea insurance costs soar
Source: reuters.com
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Insurance costs for oil tankers loaded at Saudi Arabia's main Red Sea port have tripled in recent weeks. The increase adds materially to Saudi crude-export costs and highlights continued difficulty in securing a viable export route, potentially tightening regional oil-shipping capacity and supporting crude-market risk premiums.
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