The Iraqi government announced Thursday an agreement to resume crude exports from the autonomous Kurdistan region after a more than two-year halt and amid drone attacks on oil fields.

Oil rose in early trading, buoyed by concerns over supply disruptions following drone strikes on oilfields in Iraq's Kurdistan region and fresh EU sanctions targeting Russia's energy sector. A panel ...

Investing.com - Futures linked to Canada’s main stock exchange edged higher on Friday, following an uptick in the prior ...

The United States condemns the recent drone attacks throughout Iraq, including the July 14 and July 15 drone attacks on ...

The price of Nigerian crude oil inched closer to the Federal Government’s benchmark following renewed drone attacks on ...

Tankers could soon be lifting Iraqi oil from the Turkish port of Ceyhan once again as a key pipeline reopens. The government ...

Oil prices firmed yesterday despite USD recovery. Drone attacks on oil fields in Kurdistan provided further support; producers suspended operations, resulting in ~200k b/d lost production.

Oil prices remained largely flat Friday as supply losses from Iraqi Kurdistan were overshadowed by renewed concerns over U.S.

Oil prices held steady in Asian trading on Friday, following sharp gains driven by drone strikes on Iraqi oil fields and ...

Oil prices rose $1 on Thursday after drones struck Iraqi Kurdistan oil fields for a fourth day, pointing to continued risk in ...

Iraqi Kurdistan will resume oil exports through a pipeline to Turkey after a two-year halt, Iraq's federal government said on ...

By Ahmed Rasheed BAGHDAD (Reuters) -Drones struck oilfields in Iraqi Kurdistan on Thursday, with officials pointing to ...