https://www.apnews.com/d20f80188e3543bfb36d512df7777cd4
"The fires led to the interruption of an estimated 5.7 million barrels in crude supplies, according to the statement, which said part of that would be offset with stockpiles. The statement said Saudi Aramco, the state-owned oil giant, would provide updated information in the next 48 hours."
It isn’t the production that is going to make prices jump, it’s the vulnerability.
Foreign ministry dismisses as 'meaningless' allegations by US top diplomat that Tehran is behind Houthi-claimed attacks.
some sources now say much of that production to be on line by Monday....who knows as the main msm was way more worried about pushing crazy lib polices versus reporting major world events.
I don’t know how they would know. Supposedly the Saudis aren’t exactly brimming with information. Most of what I have read today suggests while some production will come back online, it could be weeks before they are 100%
The Saudi's are probably in cahoots with someone to try and kick us in the teeth, again.