Iran Earns $140M Daily from Oil Exports Amid Hormuz Crisis and Rising Prices

Despite the ongoing regional war, Tehran’s oil revenue has surged to nearly $139 million per day this March, significantly higher than February’s figures. With global Brent crude prices surpassing $100 per barrel, Iran is benefiting from increased demand and reduced discounts for its primary buyer, China.

Satellite imagery confirms that the Kharg Island terminal remains fully operational, with tankers navigating the Persian Gulf undisturbed. While energy infrastructures in Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE have suffered damages, the US has reportedly eased some enforcement of sanctions to maintain global market stability. Expert Richard Nephew notes that this influx of "oil gold" is not only stabilizing Iran’s economy but also fueling its military expansion. As the conflict continues, Iran remains a dominant and high-earning player in the global energy corridor.