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Oman crude OSP rises to $78.72/bbl for November  

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By Fawad MaqsoodReuters
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SINGAPORE: The official selling price (OSP) for Oman crude in November will rise by $6.08 to $78.72 a barrel, Reuters calculations based on data from the Dubai Mercantile Exchange (DME) showed on Friday.

The November Oman OSP is the average of daily Oman settlements at 0830 GMT in September for the front month contract.

The Dubai crude OSP, set at a $0.25 per barrel premium to DME Oman, was calculated at $78.97 a barrel for November.

Copyright Reuters, 2018

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