US EditionMontanari Tanker Fixed to Load First Kurdish Crude Cargo for Two Years
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Iraq resumes Kurdish oil exports after two-year halt
Arbil, Iraq (AFP) Sept 27, 2025 Iraq resumed crude exports from the autonomous Kurdistan region on Saturday after a more than two-year halt over legal and technical disputes. Control over lucrative oil exports has been a major point of contention between Baghdad and Arbil, the capital of the Kurdistan region, with a key pipeline to Turkey shut since 2023. Iraq's oil ministry announced the "resumption of oil exports fro
Crude prices fell on Tuesday, as investors expect a surplus in the bid for OPEC+ plans from an increase in production next month and the resumption of oil exports from the Kurdish region of Iraq through Turkey.The Brent dropped 1.40%, or 95 cents, to $67.02 per barrel, while the American, West Texas Intermediate (WTI), lost 1.70 percent, or 1.08 dollars, to $62.37 a barrel.According to Reuters data, at the end of September, the price of WTI drop…
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