Oil slid to a two-week low in New York as rising shipments from OPEC+ members are adding to the market turmoil. Saudi Arabia's September crude exports jumped by half a million barrels a day to about 6.2 million on higher flows to India and South Korea, tanker-tracking data showed. The market is also dealing with the unexpected return of Libyan output, with exports at an eight-month high. Iraq, Kuwait and Oman shipped more oil last month as well and Russian exports are expected to increase.