According to data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration, Iraqi oil exports to U.S. markets have been completely halted for one 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: Average U.S. crude oil imports from 10 the main country over the past week reached five million and 300 thousand barrels per day, compared with five million and 407 thousand barrels in the preceding week, recording a decrease of 107 thousand barrels per day.
According to these data, Canada topped the ranking of oil exporters to the United States with an average of three million and 902 thousand barrels per day; Venezuela was the second-largest oil supplier with 571 thousand barrels, Brazil ranked third with 183 thousand barrels, and Saudi Arabia took fourth place with 176 thousand barrels per day.
The report said that Iraqi oil exports to U.S. markets have fallen to zero for one month, and that no Iraqi crude oil has entered the U.S. market during this period.
