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  • Bitumen 60/70

    333$

    +

    -

    3$

    Iran - Bulk

    3.3%

  • Bitumen 60/70

    405$

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    -

    3$

    Iran - New Steel Drum

    2.7%

  • Bitumen 60/70

    405$

    +

    -

    3$

    Iran - New Steel Drum

    2.7%

  • Bitumen 60/70

    380$

    +

    -

    3$

    Iran - Jumbo Bag

    2.9%

  • Bitumen 60/70

    371$

    +

    -

    3$

    Iran - Flexitank

    3.0%

  • Bitumen VG10

    397$

    +

    -

    3$

    Iran - New Steel Drum

    2.8%

  • Bitumen VG30

    397$

    +

    -

    3$

    Iran - New Steel Drum

    2.8%

  • Bitumen VG40

    400$

    +

    -

    3$

    Iran - New Steel Drum

    2.8%

  • Bitumen C170

    401$

    +

    -

    3$

    Iran - New Steel Drum

    2.7%

  • Bitumen C320

    400$

    +

    -

    3$

    Iran - New Steel Drum

    2.8%

  • Bitumen AH70

    396$

    +

    -

    3$

    Iran - Jumbo Bag

    2.8%

  • Bitumen PG 76-10

    411$

    +

    -

    3$

    Iran - New Steel Drum

    2.7%

  • Bitumen 200/300

    400$

    +

    -

    3$

    Iran - New Steel Drum

    2.8%

  • Bitumen Oxidized 115/15

    363$

    +

    -

    2$

    Iran - Carton 25KG

    3.0%

  • Bitumen Oxidized 105/15

    363$

    +

    -

    3$

    Iran - Carton 25KG

    3.0%

  • Bitumen Oxidized 85/25

    363$

    +

    -

    3$

    Iran - Carton 25KG

    3.0%

  • Bitumen Oxidized 95/25

    366$

    +

    -

    3$

    Iran - Carton 25KG

    3.0%

  • Bitumen Emulsion CRS-1

    505$

    +

    -

    5$

    Iran - Reconditioned Drum

    2.2%

  • Bitumen Emulsion K1-60

    539$

    +

    -

    5$

    Iran - Reconditioned Drum

    2.0%

  • Bitumen Emulsion CRS-2

    552$

    +

    -

    5$

    Iran - Reconditioned Drum

    2.0%

  • Bitumen Cutback MC70

    626$

    +

    -

    5$

    Iran - Reconditioned Drum

    1.8%

  • Bitumen Cutback MC30

    636$

    +

    -

    5$

    Iran - Reconditioned Drum

    1.7%

  • Bitumen Cutback MC250

    606$

    +

    -

    5$

    Iran - Reconditioned Drum

    1.8%

  • HSFO CST 180

    439$

    +

    -

    5$

    Iran - Bulk

    -0.5%

  • HSFO CST 380

    436$

    +

    -

    5$

    Iran - Bulk

    0%

  • HSFO CST 180

    460$

    +

    -

    5$

    Singapore - Bulk

    -0.2%

  • HSFO CST 380

    457$

    +

    -

    5$

    Singapore - Bulk

    0%

  • Crude Oil Dubai

    69$

    +

    -

    5$

    United Arab Emirates - Bulk

    1.4%

  • Crude oil WTI

    67$

    +

    -

    5$

    United States - Bulk

    1.5%

  • Crude Oil brent

    72$

    +

    -

    5$

    United Kingdom - Bulk

    0%

Jumbo bag bitumen

Mozhdeh Darbandizadeh

Mozhdeh Darbandizadeh

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Update date: 2025/01/22

In this article, we tend to talk about the united sates’ oil market, the recent fluctuations, and the jumbo bag bitumen type demands.

As you might know, in the first 11 months of last year, the United States sold about

360,000 barrels of crude oil a day to China, and the total value of shipments

was $5.4 billion, which is five times more than Iran’s oil exports to China

during this period. Moreover, Iran’s oil exports to China have fallen to

almost a quarter of 2019 and a tenth of 2018 and reached 75,000 barrels per day. Meanwhile, US liquefied natural gas exports to China in the first 11

months of last year rose to 2.1 million tons worth $677 million.

The USA oil and jumbo bag bitumen market

As a matter of fact, this is only a small part of the development of US

energy markets in the world; Even in a country like China whose political

relations are in the worst and most tense situation. Interestingly,

Bloomberg Statistics show that US daily oil exports in the last week of

2020 reached 3.5 million barrels per day, about 60% of which went to China. The reason for the peak of US oil exports in this period is the release of part

of the country’s oil reserves. In 2018, US lawmakers approved the

country’s oil export license, during which the United States has

become a major player in the global energy arena.

Oil and jumbo bag bitumen exports
Generally, the United States became a net exporter of oil for the first time in

May 2018; In other words, its oil exports exceeded its imports, while in 2010,

for example, it had a net import of about 10 million barrels per day. Likewise,

until four years ago, the United States did not have many liquefied

natural gas exports, but during this time, with the development of gas fields

and liquefied petroleum gas (LNG) plants, its exports peaked sharply,

reaching nearly 10 billion cubic feet per day in November. In fact, it is a historical record.

Interestingly, this winter, due to the unexpected cold weather in

East Asia countries, their need for liquefied natural gas in the domestic

sector has escalated, and as a result, the price of liquefied natural gas in

these markets has quadrupled compared to summer. To be more specific,

the growth of liquefied natural gas prices in Asian markets has

continued in recent days.

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World energy markets and the future position of the United States
Over the past few years, the United States has sold oil to 50 countries around

the world, most of it to Europe, Canada, China, and South Korea. These

markets have traditionally relied on the energy resources of OPEC and

Russia, but now the United States has become a tough competitor.

According to official figures from the European Commission, the US share

of total EU oil imports in 2018 was only 2.5 percent and Russia’s share was

close to 30 percent. In other words, Russia exported over 10 times as much oil

to Europe as the United States. However, statistics from recent months

show that Russia now exports only three times as much oil as the

United States to Europe and that the share of US oil in European

markets has risen sharply.

In addition to the above, the same is true of China, the world’s largest oil market. While China has reduced oil imports from Iran by 10 times compared to

before the embargo, Russia, Saudi Arabia and Iraq accounted for only part

of the drop in Iranian oil exports to China last year, with the

United States alone accounting for more than half it has

offset the decline in Iranian oil and jumbo bag bitumen exports to China.

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