Iraq's oil ministry has said that the country's oil revenues grew by $300m during the last month of 2009 to $4.499bn through the sale of 61.3 million barrels at a rate of $73.39 per barrel, Aswat al-Iraq has reported. "Crude oil exports rose in December 2009 compared to November 2009 during which 57 million barrels were sold at $4.205bn," Assem Jihad, the ministry's spokesman said.
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