
Weekly Review Of Azerbaijani Oil Prices
The average price of Azeri Light crude oil on a CIF basis produced at Azerbaijan's Azeri-Chirag-Gunashli field increased by $0.19 (0.26 percent) compared to the last week and amounted to $73.44 per barrel. The maximum price during the mentioned period was $74.04 per barrel, while the minimum price - $72.81 per barrel.
This week's average price for Azeri Light crude oil FOB at the Turkish port of Ceyhan amounted to $72.06 per barrel, which is $0.08 (0.11 percent) more than the previous week. The highest price totaled $72.61 per barrel, and the lowest was $71.48 per barrel.
The price of URALS crude oil rose to an average of $57.05 per barrel, reflecting an increase of $0.88 (1.57 percent) compared to last week. The highest price for URALS hit $57.77 per barrel, while the lowest came in at $56.44 per barrel.
The Dated Brent benchmark oil price increased by $0.62 (0.87 percent) to $72.12 per barrel. The peak price for Dated Brent reached $72.55 per barrel, and the lowest settled at $71.52 per barrel.
Oil grade/date |
17.03.2025 |
18.03.2025 |
19.03.2025 |
20.03.2025 |
21.03.2025 |
Average price |
Azeri LT CIF |
$73,42 |
$72,90 |
$72,81 |
$74,02 |
$74,04 |
$73,44 |
Azeri Light FOB Ceyhan |
$72,07 |
$71,56 |
$71,48 |
$72,6 |
$72,61 |
$72,06 |
Urals (EX NOVO) |
$56,96 |
$56,51 |
$56,44 |
$57,58 |
$57,77 |
$57,05 |
Dated Brent |
$72,26 |
$71,73 |
$71,52 |
$72,54 |
$72,55 |
$72,12 |

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