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Basrah crude rises amid a surge in the global market - Vimarsana News

Basrah crude rises amid a surge in the global market

Shafaq News / On Tuesday, Basrah crude oil increased with a rise in global oil prices.Basrah Heavy crude surged by $0.80 to $80.99, and Basrah Medium climbed by $0.80 to $83.94.Globally, oil prices cl

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Red Sea Disruptions Force Saudi Aramco to Slash Prices - Vimarsana News

Red Sea Disruptions Force Saudi Aramco to Slash Prices

Asian refiners expected hefty cuts in Saudi Aramco’s formula prices, however the ultimate price-slashing done by the Saudi national oil company might have surprised even the most ambitious among all buyers

Russian crude oil | Indian payment problems prompt Russian oil tankers to switch course for China: Kpler - Vimarsana News

Russian crude oil | Indian payment problems prompt Russian oil tankers to switch course for China: Kpler

Vessels carrying Russian crude which had been waiting for weeks to deliver their cargoes to Indian ports now are heading eastward to the Malacca Straits, says Kpler, an oil data intelligence provider

Houthi Attacks Fail to Stop Middle East's Pricing Problem - Vimarsana News

Houthi Attacks Fail to Stop Middle East's Pricing Problem

The Dubai futures contract moved into contango this month, for the first time in three years, with spot-traded medium sour grades across the Middle East continuing their decline amidst increasing availability and slackening demand.

Nigeria Resists Demand For Oil Production Cut - Vimarsana News

Nigeria Resists Demand For Oil Production Cut

Nigeria is leading a resistance to the demand by Saudi Arabia asking others in the OPEC coalition to reduce their oil production quotas in a bid to shore up