According to data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration, Iraq’s oil exports to U.S. markets have stopped completely for a month, while Canada and Venezuela top the list of U.S. oil suppliers.
The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) published in its latest report: The average U.S. crude oil imports from (10) main countries over the past week reached five million and 300 thousand barrels per day, compared with the previous week, when they were five million and 407 thousand barrels, recording a decrease of (107) thousand barrels per day.
According to the data, Canada leads the list of oil exporters to the United States, averaging three million and 902 thousand barrels per day. Venezuela is the second-largest oil supplier, at (571) thousand barrels; Brazil ranks third, at (183) thousand barrels; and Saudi Arabia ranks fourth, at (176) thousand barrels per day.
The report states that Iraq’s oil exports to U.S. markets have reached zero for a month, and during that period no Iraqi crude oil was imported into the U.S. market.
