According to CoinMeta, despite the ongoing Houthi attacks, Saudi oil exports remain at levels close to those during wartime. Preliminary data from shipping tracking companies show that, although Saudi energy infrastructure has recently suffered a series of attacks and there have been reports of an increase in Iranian attacks on oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz, Saudi Arabia exported 6.5 million barrels of oil per day this month through its east and west coasts, compared to an average daily export volume of 6.6 million barrels last month. Data from provider Vortexa indicates that since October, Saudi Arabia's average daily export volume has reached 6.99 million barrels, returning to pre-war levels, while data from Kpler shows 5.4 million barrels per day, which is lower than the level in September. These figures reflect that oil exports from the Persian Gulf region are gradually returning to pre-conflict levels. However, there are significant differences in the data provided by various agencies, mainly because oil tankers currently turn off their satellite transponders to conceal their location and reduce the risk of attack.