In recent days, oil prices have fallen by approximately 1% as Iraq resumed its crude oil exports through Turkey. Additionally, OPEC+'s planned production increase in November has increased global supply expectations, causing market fluctuations.
Brent crude oil, after reaching its highest close since July 31, lost 0.90% on Monday, dropping to $69.50. On the other hand, American crude oil (WTI) continues to trade at $65.07.
According to a statement from the Iraqi Ministry of Oil, the pipeline from Iraq to Turkey resumed crude oil flow on Saturday after a 2.5-year hiatus. The agreement between the Iraqi central government and foreign oil producers in the region will ensure the flow of 180,000 – 190,000 barrels of crude oil per day to Turkey's Ceyhan port.
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