美国海洋能源管理局（MMA）：17座动态定位钻井平台中，有4座因防范风暴而撤离风暴路径。

Saudi Arabia is consulting customers on adding a loading option outside the Strait of Hormuz to next year’s long-term crude supply contracts, formalizing temporary transport arrangements used during the Iran war. Negotiations are ongoing and must be concluded by year-end, sources said; if approved, the change would alter delivery mechanics for the bulk of Saudi long-term sales. The current practice of short transits through the Strait followed by ship-to-ship transfers outside the waterway has been a key market-supply mechanism. ARAMCO is also discussing allowing customers to nominate alternative pricing benchmarks and potentially delivering crude directly to Asian buyers as part of a broader push to expand global market share.

Federal Reserve's MUSALEM: credit conditions broadly sound; markets show some 'minor' issues.