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Iraq and Turkey negotiate payments to resume northern oil exports.

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Iraq and Turkey negotiate payments to resume northern oil exports.
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Iraq's northern oil exports to Turkey have not yet resumed, leaving several fields shut in the semi-autonomous Kurdistan region. Turkey halted flows of about 450,000 barrels per day via a pipeline from Iraq's Kirkuk fields to Turkey's Ceyhan port on March 25 after Iraq won an arbitration case. Iraq's federal government and the KRG signed a temporary agreement on Tuesday to restart northern oil exports through Turkey, but pipeline operators have yet to receive any instruction to restart flows.

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  1. Iraq's northern oil exports to Turkey yet to resume, Kurdish output shut in  Reuters
  2. Turkey Wants to Negotiate Payments to Iraq Before Oil Exports Resume  Bloomberg
  3. Iraq, Kurds Reach Temporary Deal to Unblock Oil Flows After Dispute  The Wall Street Journal
  4. Analysis: Oil bosses join Baghdad talks in sign of Iraq-Kurdistan progress  Reuters
  5. Officials reach deal to restart northern Iraq oil exports  The Associated Press
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