
ALT Ranked bar chart titled 'Who controls the world's fuel exports' showing each country's share of world refined product exports in 2025 (OPEC Annual Statistical Bulletin 2026, Table 5.3, world total 32.0 million barrels per day): United States 6.73M b/d (21.0%), Netherlands 2.11M b/d (6.6%), Russia 2.10M b/d (6.5%, highlighted in red), Singapore 1.63M b/d (5.1%), Saudi Arabia 1.48M b/d (4.6%), India 1.39M b/d (4.3%), South Korea 1.37M b/d (4.3%), China 1.24M b/d (3.9%), Kuwait 1.08M b/d (3.4%), UAE 1.02M b/d (3.2%), Malaysia 0.82M b/d (2.5%), Belgium 0.54M b/d (1.7%). Top 12 = 67.1%. Callout: Middle East 5.21M b/d, 16.3% of world fuel exports (2025, pre-war). On-chart notes: Netherlands, Singapore and Belgium are trading hubs; figures may include re-exports and oil in transit (OPEC note). 2025 data, before the Iran war.






