According to pricing documents seen by the media, Kuwait sold export-grade crude oil to Asia in November, and the FOB price was set at 6.75 US dollars per barrel compared to the Oman-Dubai benchmark. The October spread was $2.75 per barrel. Sales to Eastern destinations: Al Khafji crude oil: $7.35 per barrel compared to the Oman-Dubai benchmark, compared to $3.35 per barrel in October. Haute Crude Oil: $5.53 per barrel; October is $1.47 per barrel. Kuwait Ultralight Crude Oil: $6.75 per barrel; October is $2.75 per barrel. Sold to northwest Europe and the Mediterranean: Crude oil exported from Kuwait: 5.55 US dollars/barrel compared to the current Brent price, 7.05 US dollars/barrel in October. Port Sidi Kirill: Kuwait crude oil exports: 5.35 US dollars/barrel compared to the current Brent price, 6.85 US dollars/barrel in October. Sales to US destinations: Kuwait crude oil exports: 3.40 US dollars/barrel per liter compared to ASCI, the same as in October. Shipment to export crude oil from Kuwait on the Gulf Coast of the United States: 4.70 US dollars/barrel per liter compared to ASCI, which also remained unchanged.

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