Weekly review of prices for Azeri Light, Dated Brent, and Urals

BAKU, Azerbaijan, October 31. Last week
(October 26–30), average prices for Azeri Light (CIF), Azeri Light
(FOB Ceyhan), and Urals crude rose, while the average price for
Dated Brent crude fell.

According to Trend’s
calculations, based on data from oil market participants, the
average price of Azeri Light (CIF) crude, produced at the
Azeri-Chirag-Gunashli field in Azerbaijan, increased by $3.50, or
2.9%, compared to the previous week, reaching $124.79 per
barrel.

According to the report, the highest price for this grade of
crude oil during the week was $127.60 per barrel, while the lowest
was $122.28.

The average price of Azeri Light crude on a FOB basis at the
Turkish port of Ceyhan was $114.50 per barrel, which is $4.05, or
3.7%, higher than the previous week’s figure. During the week, the
maximum price was $116.48 per barrel, and the minimum was
$112.12.

The average price of Urals crude rose by $2.26, or 2.5%,
compared to the previous week, reaching $91.71 per barrel. During
the week, the highest price was $95.83, and the lowest was
$88.35.

Dated Brent crude averaged $120.34 per barrel, down $0.59, or
0.5%, from the previous week. During the week, the price reached a
high of $127.97 per barrel and a low of $114.82.