Force Majeure on South Sudan Oil Exports Lifted
Sudan Lifts Force Majeure on South Sudan's Oil Exports
The lifting of force majeure will allow South Sudan to resume pumping as much as 150,000 barrels a day of crude oil to an export terminal on Port Sudan. The bulk of the crude is exported to refiners in China and Malaysia. South Sudan's petroleum ministry couldn't be reached for an immediate comment.
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