There are conflicting estimates on current Kurdish output, which stood at around 250,000 b/d before the attacks began on Jul. 15.
Basrah crude exports rose by around 110,000 barrels per day in July, partially offsetting the collapse in production from Iraqi Kurdistan, where last month’s wave of drone strikes forced several major fields off line.
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