Qatar Raises December Crude Prices

Shakeel Ahmad
Tuesday, November 9, 2021

Qatar Petroleum raised the official selling prices (OSP) of its marine and land crudes in December, a pricing document posted on its website showed on Tuesday.

Qatar marine was set at a premium of $2.20/barrel over the Dubai/Oman crudes average and Qatar land was priced at a premium of $2.55/barrel over the same benchmark.

In November the OSP for marine crude was set at a premium of $1.30 and land crude at a premium of $1.35.

Qatar's move comes after Saudi Arabia's state-owned oil producer Aramco raised last week its December official selling price to Asian customers, suggesting demand remains strong at a time of tighter supplies.

(Reporting by Shakeel Ahmad, Editing by Louise Heavens)

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