Iraq oil exports averaged 3.2 million barrels per day in January, the country’s oil ministry said on Tuesday.
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Exports from Iraq’s southern Basra terminals reached 3.11 million bpd during January, the ministry said.
The country’s January revenue from oil increased to $8.27 billion with an average price per barrel of $83.246.
Iraq sold its crude at an average price of more than $72 in December.
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