The price of cash oil exceeded 150 dollars; Brent futures at $107

While the price of oil future contracts fluctuates in the range of $107, the latest data reported from the North Sea physical oil market indicates that the price of some grades crossed $150 and troll oil reached the range of $154; A significant difference that has drawn attention to the real oil delivery market.

While the price of oil future contracts fluctuates in the range of $107, the latest data reported from the North Sea physical oil market indicates that the price of some grades crossed $150 and troll oil reached the range of $154; A significant difference that has drawn attention to the real oil delivery market.

Sefir Arjan - Economic Group: The price of future oil fluctuates at the border of 107 dollars, but the latest price of cash oil has reached more than 150 dollars.

The latest North Sea physical crude oil market price shows that the base price of Brent physical oil "Dated BFO" has reached $131 per barrel and the price of grades of this oil basket has reached above $150.

A few days ago, the CEO of the second American oil giant, Chevron, Mike Worth, said that the price of physical oil delivered to Asian markets, that is, the oil that is traded in cash, has approached $150 per barrel. An hour ago, the IRGC Navy released the video of the third supertanker that exploded in the still strait and announced that if you violate and cooperate with America, you will be targeted.

Now, the latest prices show that Brent cash and Forties oil, one of the largest components of the Brent oil basket, are above $151, Osberg and Ecofisk oil are above $153 per barrel, and Troll oil has reached $154 per barrel.

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Oil prices fell in Friday trading, but Brent and U.S. crude posted weekly gains of more than 8 percent. At the same time, the price of US diesel crossed $6 and concerns about a global supply disruption increased.

A barrel of Brent North Sea oil was sold today with an increase of 53 cents, equal to 0.64%, to 83 dollars and 16 cents.