| One of the biggest mysteries in the oil market resides in the war-torn nation of Libya. A long civil war and the rise of ISIS have limited Libya's oil production to just a fraction of what it was in 2010, before the uprising that ousted and ultimately killed the country's longtime dictator Moammar Gadhafi.
Libya, a large global oil producer, appeared to reach a breakthrough earlier this month when rival governments in the east and west agreed to merge their competing oil companies. The agreement was hailed as a positive step and some even predicted Libya could quickly double its oil production, flooding the oversaturated market with tons of high-quality crude...............................................Full Article: Source
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