Iraqi crude exports will remain severely limited at just 1.5 million barrels daily until Baghdad is able to get foreign investors to boost output, Oil Minister Ibrahim Bahr al-Uloum said Friday. The admission from the newly appointed minister puts paid to Baghdad’s post-war hopes that it might quickly be able to build capacity at Iraqi oilfields without foreign help. Full Story
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