This file photo shows an Iranian oil tanker. Press TV
IEA Report: Iran’s Monthly Oil Exports Rising -- FARS News Agency (Iran)
TEHRAN (FNA)- Iran has increased its monthly export of crude as global demand for its oil rose after Tehran and the major world power reached a deal in Geneva in November, the International Energy Agency announced.
“Imports of Iranian crude rose by 100,000 barrels a day last month, with China, Japan and India taking more oil as a deal easing sanctions over Iran’s nuclear program took effect,” the IEA said in a report on Thursday.
The IEA said that the purchasing countries received 1.32 million barrels a day in January.
“An increase in the number of barrels shipped to the three Asian importers more than made up for reduced deliveries to South Korea, Syria and Taiwan,” it said.
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