(Bloomberg) — Libya’s battered oil industry suffered another blow as the conflict-ravaged North African country’s biggest field closed less than two days after resuming following a five-month halt.Work at the Sharara deposit in the southwest has stopped, according to people with knowledge of the matter who asked not to be identified as the information isn’t public. Armed men had entered the field on Monday and told employees to end activities.The setback threatens a revival of exports from Libya, which has been producing almost no crude since January because of a civil war that led to almost all its ports and …read more
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