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Oil shipments from the Gulf states are continuing to increase and have reached the pre-Iran Conflict levels
Misleading
Confidence not measured.
Accuracy: Misleading. The evidence supports that Gulf oil shipments increased from May into June and were higher in early/mid-July, but not that they had reached pre-conflict levels on the cited measures then. Reuters reports June and July remained about 40% below pre-war levels, and mid-July was still 32% below February’s peak. Later September reports describe near-recovery only with material qualifications such as alternative routes, regional scope, or excluding Iran.