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SINGAPORE (Reuters) – Qatar has retroactively set the official selling price of its July crude at $ 64.75 per barrel, up $ 1.30 a barrel from the previous month, according to a benchmark paper. price seen by Reuters on Monday.
This means a premium of US $ 1.50 off the official selling price of Qatar Offshore Crude compared to the prices offered in Dubai, down 19 cents from the previous month.
Qatar has also set the official selling price of its ground crude oil at $ 64.95 per barrel, up $ 1.40 from the previous month, according to the document.
This represents a premium of US $ 1.70 for the official selling price of Qatar's crude oil over Dubai, down nine cents from the previous month.
(Reuters)
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