The price of Azerbaijan's Azeri LT CIF oil on the global market dropped by $0.02, or 0.03%, to $65.08 per barrel. January futures for Brent crude were traded at $62.50 per barrel, The Caspian Post reports. The price of a barrel of Azerbaijani oil of …

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Baku, November 7, AZERTAC The price of Azeri Light crude oil fell by $0.63, or 0.96%, standing at $64.80 per barrel. Azeri Light recorded its lowest price of $15.81 per barrel on April 21, 2020, and its highest of $149.66 per barrel in July 2008.

State producer Saudi Aramco will cut the price of its flagship Arab Light crude grade by $1.20 a barrel to a premium of $1 above the regional benchmark for next month, according to a list seen by Bloomberg.