Crude-oil exports can resume from a Nigerian terminal capable of exporting 200,000 barrels a day after two months of outages there had contributed to a petroleum-price rally, Royal Dutch Shell RDS.A -0.95 % PLC said on Thursday. Shell declined to say exactly how much production would begin to flow through its Bonny Light terminal in the Niger Delta, which was taken off line in early May after a leak on the Shell-operated Trans-Niger pipeline. The leak was caused after suspected oil thieves damaged a pipeline. The Anglo-Dutch company said only that conditions had improved enough to lift force majeure, a legal declaration that exempts the company from fulfilling contractual obligations due to circumstances outside its control. The pipeline was reopened on Monday and exports began on Thursday, Shell said. The outage was among the most significant […]