Oman and Dubai to Significantly Raise Official Crude Oil Selling Prices for May
According to Golden Ten Data on March 31, Reuters calculated based on Gulf Commodity Exchange (GME) data that the official selling price (OSP) of Oman crude oil for May will be raised by $55.90 to $124.05 per barrel. The OSP of Dubai crude oil is set at a premium of $0.05 per barrel over GME Oman crude oil, with calculations indicating that its price for May is $124.10 per barrel.
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