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Aramco Slashes Asian Prices But Still Disappoints

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Published:
Fri, Jan 7, 2022
Authors
Freddie Yap, Singapore
Rafiq Latta, Nicosia
Editor
Andrew Kelly
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Saudi Aramco may have slashed formula prices for its crude imports to Asia, but they still fell short of what many in the market had expected.

Topics:
Crude Oil, Oil Prices, Oil Term Contracts, Oil Supply, Opec-Plus Supply
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