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Saudi Crude Prices Raised To Asia And US, Cut To Europe
Published on Thursday, 06 Sep 15:06 pm
Saudi Aramco announced its October crude oil prices to customers on 5 September, raising most prices to Asia and the US and reducing prices to Europe. Changes to Arab Light crude prices are as follows: for Asia increased by $0.60/B to Oman/Dubai plus $1.85/B; for the US raised by $0.50/B to ASCI plus $0.95/B; for Northwest Europe reduced by $1.85/B to BWAVE minus $1.60/B; and for the Mediterranean reduced by $1.05/B to BWAVE minus $0.90/B.
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