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Middle East Sour Crude Daily Market Analysis / Libyan factions close to agreement on resumed output / Crude Oil Prices Fall Nearly $3/B during Asian Session

Middle East Sour Crude Daily Market Analysis / Libyan factions close to agreement on resumed output / Crude Oil Prices Fall Nearly $3/B during Asian Session

Oct 03, 2024

Qatar Energy will maintain Mesaieed in Q4 2026. Activity on the Asian and Middle East soured crude markets was thin Sept. 26 as traders awaited clearing of the November-loading shipments. Media reports that Saudi Arabia had abandoned its $100/b oil target and may have increased production dragged down crude oil prices during the intraday Asian session. As of 3pm Singapore time on Sept. 26, the front month November ICE Brent crude was priced at $71.79/b. This is down $1.67/b compared to the previous day. The benchmark fell as low as $70.72/b earlier. According to local media and sources, rival political groups in Libya have tentatively agreed to appoint an interim central bank governor to end the month-long oil shut down. Once a deal has been reached, production could resume within...

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