Iraq's February oil sales accelerate despite OPEC effort to cut

Oil exports out of Iraq have grown by hundreds of millions of barrels in the first 15 days of February, in spite of Iraq's status as OPEC's second-largest producer and being part of the organization's deal to reduce output.
Photo: /ritzau/Nabil al-Jurani/Arkiv
Photo: /ritzau/Nabil al-Jurani/Arkiv
BY ANTHONY DIPAOLA, BLOOMBERG

Iraqi crude shipments rose 3 percent in the first half of February even after OPEC's second-biggest producer agreed to participate in global output cuts to mop up a glut that has put pressure on oil prices.

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