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Gulf states produced more than a third of the world's supply before the war
Dr Sultan Al Jaber denounces Iran's blockade of crucial strait as 'protection racket'
The US had allowed New Delhi to buy Iranian crude after seven years as a 'stop-gap' measure
Global oil supply collapsed by 10 million bpd in March owing to Iran war, report says
Tehran has about $15 billion worth of oil at sea
Egyptian and other mediators remain in Islamabad to prepare for further negotiations, sources say
Decline in output led by cuts in Saudi Arabia and Iraq, according to monthly report
State producer is recovering from Iranian attacks on Ras Laffan complex
Saudi Aramco working to restore full production at large Khurais oilfield
World’s largest liquefaction complex may not be fully online before August, even if restart efforts begin in May
Iran vows strait will not reopen under any temporary arrangement with US
Iran's plan to exact tolls of up to $2 million on Hormuz passage clouds prospect of commercial return
Keeping strait open is security not supply issue, head of Adnoc tells global meeting of energy executives
Iranian gas flows to Iraq halted after attack on world's largest natural gasfield
Around a third of Iraq's crude output is offline
