Iran war tightens Gulf energy flows as Brent rises 22% to $88 a barrel
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War-related disruption in the Gulf and restricted Hormuz transit are tightening global crude and LNG flows, keeping Brent up ~22% since late February. While higher prices have boosted producer earnings, repeated strikes on Gulf energy infrastructure are cutting US majors' regional volumes (notably ExxonMobil and ConocoPhillips) and raising operational and project-delay risk. Near-term market focus remains on supply security and route stability.
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The war involving Iran has disrupted Middle East energy supplies, lifting Brent crude about 22% since February 28 to $88 a barrel. ExxonMobil’s upstream earnings in H1 2026 fell by around $1.3bn year on year as Middle East output declined, while its Qatar LNG volumes are expected to drop to about four million tonnes from 13 million tonnes last year. ConocoPhillips’ Qatar LNG volumes are also expected to fall to one million tonnes from 2.5 million tonnes. Analysts said a recovery in suspended operations and production could support growth into 2027.
