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In recent reports, Saudi Arabia is at the center of attention as it continues to navigate the complex world of oil pricing, with its actions having a significant impact on global markets

The Mideast producer raised the OSP for Kuwait Export Crude for Asian buyers by 60¢/bbl from the previous month, setting it at $2.85/bbl above the average of Oman/Dubai quotes.

Saudi Aramco, a major player in the oil industry, has implemented significant price adjustments for its Arab Light crude oil grade, indicating its strategic outlook on market conditions.

Saudi Arabia's recent move to substantially increase crude oil prices in Europe, the Mediterranean, and even Asia has drawn attention, potentially impacting the demand for its barrels.

Saudi Arabia set the Official Selling Price (OSP) for its heavy grade for buyers in the Far East at $2.25/bbl below the Middle-Eastern benchmark for Feb.—$1.00/bbl lower than the $1.25/bbl discount that had been in place for Jan.

Saudi Arabia set the Official Selling Price (OSP) for its heavy grade for buyers in the Far East at $1.25/bbl below the Middle-Eastern benchmark for Jan.—$2.50/bbl lower than the $1.25/bbl premium that had been in place for Dec.

Saudi Arabia set the Official Selling Price (OSP) for its heavy grade for buyers in the Far East at $1.25/bbl above the Middle-Eastern benchmark for Dec.—$1.20/bbl lower than the $2.45/bbl premium that had been in place for Nov.

Saudi Arabia set the Official Selling Price (OSP) for its heavy grade for buyers in the Far East at $2.45/bbl above the Middle-Eastern benchmark for Nov.—25¢/bbl higher than the $2.20/bbl premium that had been in place for Oct.

Saudi Arabia set the Official Selling Price (OSP) for its heavy grade for buyers in the Far East at $6.00/bbl above the Middle-Eastern benchmark for Sept. ..

Saudi Arabia set the Official Selling Price (OSP) for its heavy grade for buyers in the Far East at $5.30/bbl above the Middle-Eastern benchmark for Aug.—higher than the $4.80/bbl premium that had been in place for July but lower than May's record-high premium of $7.95/bbl (in data going back to 1970).