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<Commodity>G Sachs Estimates 6 Mths to Restore 88% of Lost Oil Output if Hormuz Strait Reopens
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Oil production in the Gulf region would recover relatively quickly if the Strait of Hormuz reopens, Goldman Sachs wrote in a report. That said, tanker transportation constraints, well damage, and country-specific risks could drastically delay a full return to pre-war production levels.

In Goldman Sachs' estimation, Gulf oil output will recover about 70% of lost production within three months after the strait reopens, and it will take another three months to reach around 88% of lost production.

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