This week’s recovery in Libyan crude output has yet to be matched by increasing exports, while preliminary election results have rattled Islamist militias, who responded by attacking Tripoli airport.
Pricing disputes and technical issues are preventing a resurgence of Libyan crude exports after the government regained control over two key ports and Libya’s largest oil field, as the country’s precarious security situation and political instability were exposed by heavy fighting at Tripoli airport. (CONTINUED - 1709 WORDS)
