According to familiar traders, a large amount of US crude oil has already been sold to Asian refineries and is scheduled to be shipped in September; some deals are still being negotiated, and there is room for further growth in sales. The current transaction was about 36 million barrels, and the August shipping volume was 22 million barrels, up 64% from the previous month. However, this scale is still lower than the export volume of more than 60 million barrels in the early days of the outbreak of the Iranian conflict. At that time, Asian refiners were looking for alternative oil sources.

According to familiar traders, a large amount of US crude oil has already been sold to Asian refineries and is scheduled to be shipped in September; some deals are still being negotiated, and there is room for further growth in sales. The current transaction was about 36 million barrels, and the August shipping volume was 22 million barrels, up 64% from the previous month. However, this scale is still lower than the export volume of more than 60 million barrels in the early days of the outbreak of the Iranian conflict. At that time, Asian refiners were looking for alternative oil sources.