Azerbaijani oil price keeps on falling

Agshin Rafigoglu
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The price of Azerbaijan's Azeri LT CIF crude oil traded in the financial markets has fallen by $1,29 or 2.03% settling at $62.20 per barrel, Report informs.

Notably, the record low of Azeri LT CIF was registered in December 2001 ($19.15) and the all time high was recorded in July 2008 ($149.66).

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