Kuwait produced 1.971 million barrels of crude oil daily in July, Reuters has reported, citing unnamed sources. That was up from 1.65 million barrels daily in June, the report noted, which in turn was up from just 580,000 barrels daily in May. The report supports earlier coverage suggesting oil is still moving out of the Persian Gulf, which would strengthen bearish sentiment among traders. However, the fact that any oil flows via the Strait of Hormuz are considerably lower than pre-war levels should be kept in mind. The news about Kuwait coincides…

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