Iraq is still having trouble keeping exports up to summer 2008 levels when oil prices were at all time highs.
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Despite March exports drop, record output for new buoys
As new offshore export facilities come online, Iraq has the opportunity to increase oil sales, despite enduring security and infrastructure challenges.
March oil revenues drop sharply, but exports steady
Despite operational disruptions posed by the coronavirus crisis, Iraq maintained its pace of oil exports — but falling global prices sent monthly government revenue to a four-year low.
Oil Ministry confirms February export decline
Newly released official data for January and February show reduced federal oil sales – more evidence of Iraq's efforts to comply with an OPEC quota agreement.
November exports decline as global prices drop
Iraq's revenues fell steeply, as the mid-month resumption of Kirkuk oil sales via Turkey was not enough to offset southern export disruptions and sinking oil prices.
Iraq oil exports drop in June
Preliminary data show June exports were down after two months of consecutive growth, despite increased crude supply.
February oil exports rebound
After a lower OPEC-plus quota appeared to dampen Iraqi exports in January, oil sales bounced back in February.
Iraq oil export rebound undercut by depleting oil price
The country faced the worst monthly average oil price in more than two years, overshadowing increased output by both federal and Kurdistan oil sectors.
Iraq Oil Ministry: Exports drop but rising price means revenue increases…
Plus: *Internal pipeline explosion affects fuel *Saddam-era deals with China, India, Vietnam and Indonesia likely to move *Turkish overtures to Baghdad and Erbil *Crackdown on smuggling and control of gas stations *Much, much more… Iraq oil sales earned $500 million more in March than February because of increased oil prices, despite a slight drop in […]
Q&A: Gary Vogler
The longest-serving American in Iraq's oil sector gives an insider's account of tactical victories, strategic blunders, and hidden agendas in post-2003 reconstruction.
Oil exports fall in January
Political disputes, bad weather, crude quality problems and infrastructure delays set back much needed revenues.
Exports lag due to violence
Despite rising production, Iraq's monthly exports fell in August due to infrastructure delays and disruptions stemming from the rise of ISIS.
March oil exports rebound to record levels
Iraq sold 2.98 million bpd in March – a 15 percent jump from February – increasing the cash-strapped government's monthly revenue by more than $1 billion.
Iraqi oil output declining from recent highs
Production began to drop in February and March, even before a prolonged northern export outage and impending OPEC-plus cuts.
Iraq’s March oil exports fall by 400k bpd
Oil sales through the northern pipeline were all but shut in due to sabotage, increasing Iraq's reliance on an expanding southern export system.
Iraq oil exports increase
Oil exports from Basra increase, drop from Kirkuk, as price for oil steady rises.
Analysis: Iraq, the world’s new oil powerhouse?
As production pushes above pre-sanctions OPEC quota levels, Iraq is poised to take center stage in the global oil arena – if it can overcome domestic disarray and regional strife.
South exports drop due to quality problems
Loading buoys in the Basra Gulf are left idle as tankers refuse some cargoes.
Basra export outages dent March oil sales
With production already constrained by OPEC cuts, Iraq's exports dipped even further as three days of bad weather disrupted Basra Gulf tanker loadings.
March exports dip as OPEC cuts continue
Top Oil Ministry officials say Iraq is fully complying with an agreement to cut production.
As Kurdistan oil booms, deal-making accelerates
Erbil has entered an exuberant season of mergers and acquisitions, as super-majors rush in and smaller companies feel the pressure – from shareholders and the KRG – to cash out.
Iraqi oil output edges lower in October
Production dipped slightly, but loosening OPEC quotas mean Iraq is gaining leeway to draw on spare capacity.
Q&A: Finance Minister Ali Allawi
Allawi discusses ending Kurdistan budget transfers, new expenditures under a stop-gap spending law, power payments to Iran, and implementing a Chinese financing deal.
Three-day pipeline outage halts Kurdistan’s exports
The severe disruption highlights the extent to which the KRG's oil sector and economy are vulnerable to Ankara’s fight with Kurds in Syria and Turkey.