On Sunday, the US Energy Information Administration declared that over the previous week, Iraq’s oil shipments to the US increased.
Iraq’s oil shipments to the United States reached 142,000 barrels per day last week, up 51,000 barrels from 91,000 barrels per day the week before, according to the government.
“Canada, followed by Saudi Arabia and Brazil, accounted for the majority of America’s oil revenues during the past week,” the administration stated.
“American imports of crude oil continued, from Ecuador, Canada, Colombia, Nigeria, and Libya, while the United States also did not import any quantity from Russia,” a table I made for this reason states.
