Iraq’s oil export volume fell to 181 million barrels in July

According to a report by Reuters on August 24 in Baghdad, the Iraqi Oil Ministry spokesman, Asim Ghiham, said here today that Iraq’s oil export volume in July fell to 1.816 million barrels from 1.823 million barrels in June.

Jihad told Reuters that Iraq’s average daily exports of 1.432 million barrels of oil from the Basra oil center in the south and the average daily output of 383,000 barrels of oil from the Kirkuk oil field in the north in July. In addition, Iraq used tankers to export 10,000 barrels of oil to Jordan each day.

Jihad said that the average price of oil exported by Iraq in July was US$71.12 per barrel.

Farah Aramli, director of Iraq’s State Oil Marketing Organization (SOMO), told Reuters earlier this month that Iraq’s oil exports in July averaged 185 as domestic consumption increased and oilfield maintenance programs hampered oil exports. Millions of barrels.

Iraq currently produces about 2.5 million barrels of oil per day.