The average prices of Azeri Light CIF, Azeri Light FOB Ceyhan, Dated Brent, and Urals crude oil increased last week (August 10-14). According to Trend's calculations based on data from the oil market source, the price of Azeri Light CIF crude, produced at the Azeri-Chirag-Gunashli field in Azerbaijan, grew by $1.2, or 1.28%, compared to the previous week (August 3-7), to $94.55 per barrel. Data shows that the maximum price for this grade of crude oil during the week (August 10-14) was $95.57 per barrel, and the minimum was $92.55.
The average price of Azeri Light crude oil on a FOB basis at the Turkish port of Ceyhan was $91.62 per barrel, which is $1.31, or 1.45%, more than the previous week (August 3-7). During the week (August 10-14), the maximum price was $92.75 per barrel, and the minimum was $89.36. The price of Urals crude oil rose by $5.17, or 8.76%, compared to the previous week (August 3-7), standing at $64.18 per barrel.
During the week (August 10-14), the maximum price was $65.04, and the minimum was $63.48. The Dated Brent crude oil price averaged $92.72, up by $4.83, or 5.49%, compared to the previous week (August 3-7). During the week (August 10-14), the maximum price was $93.56 per barrel, and the minimum was $91.92.
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