Reuters reported that oil exports from Iraq's southern Basra terminals climbed to 888,000 barrels per day after bad weather reduced exports on Friday.

A shipping source said that high winds around Basra ports are still preventing ships from docking. Winds cut crude exports to 480,000 barrels per day from an average of 1.728 million barrels per day at the offshore export terminals on Thursday. Exports from Basra, Iraq's main oil hub tend to fluctuate because of weather or technical problems.

(Sourced from Reuters)