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  • Bitumen 60/70

    333$

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    -

    3$

    Iran - Bulk

    3.3%

  • Bitumen 60/70

    405$

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    3$

    Iran - New Steel Drum

    2.7%

  • Bitumen 60/70

    405$

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    3$

    Iran - New Steel Drum

    2.7%

  • Bitumen 60/70

    380$

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    3$

    Iran - Jumbo Bag

    2.9%

  • Bitumen 60/70

    371$

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    3$

    Iran - Flexitank

    3.0%

  • Bitumen VG10

    397$

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    3$

    Iran - New Steel Drum

    2.8%

  • Bitumen VG30

    397$

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    3$

    Iran - New Steel Drum

    2.8%

  • Bitumen VG40

    400$

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    3$

    Iran - New Steel Drum

    2.8%

  • Bitumen C170

    401$

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    3$

    Iran - New Steel Drum

    2.7%

  • Bitumen C320

    400$

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    3$

    Iran - New Steel Drum

    2.8%

  • Bitumen AH70

    396$

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    3$

    Iran - Jumbo Bag

    2.8%

  • Bitumen PG 76-10

    411$

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    3$

    Iran - New Steel Drum

    2.7%

  • Bitumen 200/300

    400$

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    3$

    Iran - New Steel Drum

    2.8%

  • Bitumen Oxidized 115/15

    363$

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    2$

    Iran - Carton 25KG

    3.0%

  • Bitumen Oxidized 105/15

    363$

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    3$

    Iran - Carton 25KG

    3.0%

  • Bitumen Oxidized 85/25

    363$

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    3$

    Iran - Carton 25KG

    3.0%

  • Bitumen Oxidized 95/25

    366$

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    3$

    Iran - Carton 25KG

    3.0%

  • Bitumen Emulsion CRS-1

    505$

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    5$

    Iran - Reconditioned Drum

    2.2%

  • Bitumen Emulsion K1-60

    539$

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    5$

    Iran - Reconditioned Drum

    2.0%

  • Bitumen Emulsion CRS-2

    552$

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    5$

    Iran - Reconditioned Drum

    2.0%

  • Bitumen Cutback MC70

    626$

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    5$

    Iran - Reconditioned Drum

    1.8%

  • Bitumen Cutback MC30

    636$

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    -

    5$

    Iran - Reconditioned Drum

    1.7%

  • Bitumen Cutback MC250

    606$

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    5$

    Iran - Reconditioned Drum

    1.8%

  • HSFO CST 180

    439$

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    5$

    Iran - Bulk

    -0.5%

  • HSFO CST 380

    436$

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    -

    5$

    Iran - Bulk

    0%

  • HSFO CST 180

    460$

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    -

    5$

    Singapore - Bulk

    -0.2%

  • HSFO CST 380

    457$

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    -

    5$

    Singapore - Bulk

    0%

  • Crude Oil Dubai

    69$

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    -

    5$

    United Arab Emirates - Bulk

    1.4%

  • Crude oil WTI

    67$

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    -

    5$

    United States - Bulk

    1.5%

  • Crude Oil brent

    72$

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    -

    5$

    United Kingdom - Bulk

    0%

Oil Products and Energy Spiking Prices

Shirin Yousefi

Publish Date: 2021/09/28

Share Report
Oil Products and Energy Spiking Prices

Crude Seemed Determined to Rising
Generally speaking, oil reclaimed the greatest cost over the most recent

two months then, at that point, withdrawn somewhat on Friday meeting. Dealers favored benefit taking apparently or consider the unrefined just exaggerated

at the expressed levels. At last, Brent shut at $76.99, and WTI contracted

$73.96 toward the finish of the exchanging meeting of 24 September. It’s also worth noting that crude oil shut the third seven-day stretch of gains, yet

the current cost appears to be somewhat unsafe for dealers as it fell

pointedly two months prior from similar value levels. Actually,

we may see oil withdrawing starting here once more. In any case, the

interest and market essentials have been more grounded up to

now as the market opened with more gains on Monday 27 September.

On the other hand, crude oil stock interruptions invigorated the costs as the

week progressed. The Ida storm and OPEC nations neglecting to build

the stockpile as they had in their timetables were solid motivators. The

stockpile was upset in the US as the Ida storm made colossal harm to the Gulf of Mexico. The US unrefined petroleum inventories diminished by 3.5

million over the previous week. The Royal Dutch Shell additionally

experienced enormous misfortunes after the tempest.

Bitumen market, facing a sudden shock!
As a matter of fact, with gaseous petrol stockpiling levels at a 10-year

low only in front of the colder time of year warming season,

Europe is confronting hard decisions from its restricted scope of choices to

lighten the gas emergency. Governments across Europe have sworn to

ensure the weakest buyers, as taking off the gas and power costs are

hot potatoes that no decision party or alliance needs to experience. However, the energy value spike is here, and it could deteriorate as we enter the

warming season in the northern half of the globe between November and March.

Furthermore, European governments have effectively declared moves to

shield buyers from energy value spikes, including through the energy

value cap that has been and will keep on being set up in the UK and an impermanent tax break on power costs in Spain. Shielding select shopper

bunches from value climbs, in any case, would come down on different

gas and force buyers, including industry, Reuters reporter John Kemp notes.

To sum up, as has been said, recent events have caused the price

of bitumen to jump slightly while the oil and bitumen market is facing a shock.

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