# Saudi Crude Output Jumps 26% in October to 10.56 Million Barrels a Day

Saudi Arabia's October crude production rose 26% to 10.56 million barrels per day, its highest since the war began and near pre-war levels. Iraq also raised output as signs of a surplus and weaker oil price differentials emerged.

Published 2026-11-12 by the Feedsoft Markets Desk. Covers: WTI, BRENT, DIESEL.

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## Transcript

- **Saudi oil output jumped 26%** Saudi Arabia reported crude production of 10.56 million barrels a day in October.
- **Highest since the war began** That puts the kingdom's output close to where it was before the war.
- **Iraq pumped more too** Iraq also raised its output, adding more Gulf supply to the market.
- **Signs of a surplus** The increase came alongside signs of a surplus and weaker oil price differentials.
- **Why feed buyers watch this** More crude can add downside pressure on oil, which may ease energy-related feed production and transport costs.

Full analysis: https://feedsoft.ai/events/93877-saudi-arabia-raises-oil-output-26-in-october-to-highest-level-since-war-began

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