Saudi Arabia’s East-West oil pipeline is increasing crude volumes, but tanker loading operations at the key Red Sea port of Yanbu have not resumed. The pipeline, which transports crude from the Eastern Province to the Red Sea, has a capacity of 7 million barrels per day, although recent throughput has been significantly lower after an earlier disruption. The continued absence of tanker loadings indicates that export flows remain constrained despite higher pipeline volumes. Prediction-market pricing has consequently reduced confidence in a full operational restart by September 30, with YES probabilities falling sharply in recent days. Markets are watching for official updates from the Saudi Ministry of Energy and Saudi Aramco, while resumed tanker loadings or new geopolitical tensions could alter expectations for the pipeline’s recovery.