Iraq's crude oil output rebounded to 2.77 million b/d in July despite renewed disruptions in its Kurdistan region.
Iraq's crude oil production rebounded by 794,000 barrels per day in July to 2.77 million b/d, Energy Intelligence estimates, as exports picked up and allowed Baghdad to bring more output back on line after the US-Iran conflict imposed severe constraints in June.
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