Saudi Arabia Hikes Oil Flow on Key Pipeline to Over 80% Capacity

Bloomberg2 October 2026, 11:33 UTCSaudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia has raised oil flows through its key cross-country pipeline to more than 80% of capacity, with volumes available for exports from the kingdom’s west coast reaching wartime highs as it sends less to domestic refineries.

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