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Palm oil buying lifts India's August edible oil imports to record: Dealers
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Palm oil imports increased from 1.09 million tons in July to 1.12 million tons in August, the highest in nine months, according to average estimates from the dealers. Sunflower oil imports jumped by 11.5% from a month earlier to 365,000 tons, the highest in seven months, while soyoil imports edged up 3.7% to 355,000 tons, dealers...
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Published on September 6, 2023 - 01:31
Oil Prices Soar After Saudi Arabia and Russia Agree to Prolong Production Cuts
Oil Prices Soar After, Saudi Arabia and Russia , Agree to Prolong Production Cuts.
On September 5, oil prices soared over
1.3% to reach their highest levels in 10 months. .
On September 5, oil prices soared over
1.3% to reach their highest levels in 10 months. .
Insider reports that Brent crude,
an international benchmark, broke $90 a barrel
for the first time since November of 2022.
West Texas Intermediate crude oil also reached
a 10-month high, trading at around $87 a barrel. .
The price jump came after Saudi Press Agency
announced that Saudi Arabia and Russia agreed
to prolong production cuts until December.
The price jump came after Saudi Press Agency
announced that Saudi Arabia and Russia agreed
to prolong production cuts until December.
Insider reports that the move was more aggressive
than traders had expected, holding output
at roughly 9 million barrels a day, the lowest in years. .
This voluntary cut decision
will be reviewed monthly to
consider deepening the cut
or increasing production, Saudi Press Agency statement, via 'Bloomberg'.
Supply cuts were first introduced in July, and
experts had predicted one additional month of cuts,
not the three that were announced on September 5.
With the production cut extended,
we anticipate a market deficit of
more than 1.5 million bpd in 4Q23, UBS strategist, note to clients, via CNBC.
So, with oil inventories set to fall
further over the coming months,
we expect Brent to rise to
$95/bbl (barrel) by year-end, UBS strategist, note to clients, via CNBC.
Brent futures have climbed more
than 25% since the end of June
when Riyadh made its first voluntary cuts
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