Dwindling oil revenue is driving Iran into deeper economic crisis - report

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Iran's oil export revenue is significantly declining as a US naval blockade strangles shipments and offshore stockpiles dwindle, according to a Wall Street Journal report citing Kpler data. Since mid-July, no Iranian crude has successfully transited the Strait of Hormuz, leading to stranded oil, finite storage, and rapidly shrinking revenue, exacerbating the country's economic crisis.

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The US's continued efforts to choke Iran's economy appear to be working, although questions over whether financial pressure will suffice for Tehran to concede the Washington's demands remain.

Dwindling oil revenue is driving Iran into deeper economic crisis - report

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