Azerbaijani oil price declines nearly $1 on markets

Gunel Abbasova
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Baku. 8 February. REPORT.AZ/ Price of the Azerbaijani Azeri LT CIF crude put for sale on world markets declined by $ 0,94 or 1,36%.

Report informs, price of oil brand Azeri LT CIF now makes $ 68,18/barrel.

Notably, minimum price of Azeri LT CIF was recorded in December 2001 ($ 19.15) and the maximum value of the brand was registered in July 2008 ($ 149.66). 

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