Iraqi government and Kurdish authorities reach agreement to resume exports to Ceyhan port in Turkey from Wednesday

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The resumption of oil exports from Iraq to the Ceyhan port in Turkey is a significant development, likely easing supply constraints in the market. Given the geopolitical backdrop, this agreement could lead to increased stability in oil prices, especially if production levels return to previous norms. Traders should watch for any reactions in oil futures and associated currencies, as this is a key regional supply artery.

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