Iraq has emerged as the ninth-largest supplier of crude oil to the United States, recent data indicates. Last week, the country exported an average of 38,000 barrels per day (bpd) to the U.S. market. This positions Iraq as a notable, though not dominant, player in fulfilling U.S. crude oil demands. The data reflects ongoing trade relationships between Baghdad and Washington in the energy sector. Iraqi News reported this development, highlighting the country’s role in the global oil market. Further details concerning overall import figures were not provided, but this ranking underscores Iraq’s contribution to the U.S. energy supply. This export volume demonstrates Iraq’s continued efforts to solidify its position as a key oil exporter.