Sources said on October 10, 2019, that at least seven refiners across Asia will receive the full Saudi crude volumes they have requested for November loading, a sign the top oil exporter’s production has stabilized after the September attack, citing Zawya.

The sources added that most of the refiners are getting the crude grades that they want, pointing out that there was no request from Saudi Aramco for them to change grades.

By mid-September, Saudi Arabia was hit by an attack on its key oil processing facilities, which led to shutting down 5.7 million barrels per day (mmbl/d) of its production (more than 5% of global supplies).