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Independent oil exports from Iraqi Kurdistan increased slightly, but oil prices helped Iraq overcome federal export slump.

Nationwide crude output increased in August, led by IOC-operated fields, as Iraq balances OPEC pledges against tough financial realities.

Estimates show Iraq is producing and exporting oil at near-record levels ahead of OPEC quota discussions.

Crude production and exports decreased in November as Iraq began output cuts in response to tighter OPEC-plus output targets.

An independent analysis shows rising output from state-run fields in Basra lifted Iraqi production by nearly 100,000 bpd, as a monitoring committee meets and assesses OPEC quota compliance.

Technical problems, sabotage and political disputes caused exports to fall slightly, and revenue fell steeply along with a drop in the price of oil.

Oil sales hit a 20-month high as Iraq increased export volumes and opened up a new revenue stream with jet fuel exports.

Countrywide oil sales have rebounded to their highest level in two years, although infrastructure bottlenecks threaten to limit further increases.

Poor weather and power outages cut into exports but an upward trend in the global oil price puts more money in Iraqi coffers.

Monthly oil revenues topped $11 billion, boosted by high global prices, but export levels slipped as Iraq bumps up against infrastructure constraints.

Revenues surged due to spiking global prices, but exports dipped as infrastructure delays threaten to constrain oil sales going forward.

With OPEC-plus pressure easing, Iraq increased exports slightly in July while higher oil prices drove monthly revenues to a 19-month high.

Federal Iraq's oil revenues hit a 10-month high in January, while the Kurdistan region's sales dipped slightly.

Political disputes, bad weather, crude quality problems and infrastructure delays set back much needed revenues.

Revenues fell with global oil prices, but higher export volumes through Ceyhan helped offset a pipeline leak that temporarily halted Basra Gulf tanker loadings.

Nationwide exports declined slightly to 3.318 million bpd as Iraq faces OPEC-plus expectations to limit output to compensate for past overproduction.

Iraqi oil sales are still near six-year lows, and revenue has dipped along with global oil prices.

Nationwide exports increased by 36,000 bpd in October, but imminent OPEC-plus cuts could crimp sales in November.

Iraq's crude sales receded in July as seasonal demand spikes fueled domestic consumption and quality issues hurt the marketing of Basra Heavy.

Production and exports are rising as OPEC-plus quotas continue to loosen and high global oil prices bring record revenues.