"ISIS attacks in Iraq have sent oil prices soaring and cast further doubt on long-term growth in Iraq's oil sector. As recently as February, oil production in Iraq was booming -- a sign of economic progress that traders worry will be reversed."

David J. Unger reports for the Christian Science Monitor June 12, 2014. [2]

SEE ALSO:

"Oil Prices Rise as Iraq Crisis Threatens OPEC Oil Balance" (AP) [3]

"OPEC Keeps Output Level Below Second-Half Demand Forecast" (Bloomberg) [4]

"NYMEX Crude Oil Stays Above $104/bbl; OPEC Quota Unchanged" (Oil & Gas Journal) [5]

"Iraq Insurgency Risks Biggest Source of New OPEC Oil, IEA Says" (Bloomberg) [6]