Iraqi Oil Diminishes in US as Saudi Supplies Rise
Data shows that U.S. oil imports from Iraq dropped to zero during the week ending September 11, 2026, after having been 46,000 barrels per day previously. Meanwhile, imports from Saudi Arabia rose to 362,000 barrels per day, with continued significant flows from Venezuela and Canada. Imports from Nigeria, Argentina, Ecuador, and Libya have decreased substantially or stopped altogether. This shift reflects changes in American oil sources and a move toward increased reliance on Saudi oil, alongside a sharp decline in Iraqi oil imports.
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