LONDON (Reuters) - Libyan crude oil exports showed little improvement on Wednesday after falling to a trickle this week, except for one tanker that was expected to load condensate from the small western port of Mellitah, trading sources said.
Over the weekend, Libya's two western ports of Zawiya and Mellitah suspended oil exports, on top of the closures of its eastern facilities.
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