Oil prices fall over $2 as Iraqi and Kurdish authorities agree to export deal - Reuters

Oil prices fall over $2 as Iraqi and Kurdish authorities agree to export deal  Reuters

Oil prices dip after Iraq resumes oil exports via pipeline to Turkey

Traders are hoping the move will show the region may be less reliant on the Strait of Hormuz than initially feared.

By Jamie Chisholm

Oil prices fall more than $2 as Iraqi, Kurdish authorities agree to export deal

Iraq's Oil Minister Hayan Abdel-Ghani said oil flows from Ceyhan were expected to start at 07.00 GMT on March 18, according to state media

Iraqi government, Kurdish authorities reach deal to resume oil exports to Turkey's Ceyhan port - The Straits Times

Iraqi government, Kurdish authorities reach deal to resume oil exports to Turkey's Ceyhan port  The Straits Times

Iraq Restarts Oil Exports Via Turkey Amid Strait Of Hormuz Disruptions

Iraq announced on Wednesday it had resumed limited oil exports of 250,000 bpd through the Turkish port of Ceyhan after the country's output plunged due to disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz.

Oil prices fall over $2 as Iraqi and Kurdish authorities agree to export deal

Two oil officials ​said last week that Iraq is seeking to pump at least 100,000 barrels per day of crude

By Reuters

Oil prices ease as Iraq resumes Kirkuk exports via Türkiye's Ceyhan

Iraqi authorities announced on Wednesday the resumption of oil exports of 250,000 barrels per day (bpd) from Kirkuk fields through the Turkish port of Ceyhan after Baghdad and Iraq...