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Benchmarks dip as market assesses Russian crude sanctions; Saudi cuts OSPs

Middle East crude benchmark Oman, Dubai and Murban edged lower on Tuesday as traders assessed the impact of sanctions on Russian seaborne crude, while waiting for more countries to release their January oil prices.

"The market expects more Russian crude to ship to Asia in the coming months and compete with Middle Eastern crude, probably causing supply overhang," said a Singapore-based trader.

OSP

The OSP for January-loading Arab Light to Asia was trimmed by $2.20 a barrel from December to $3.25 a barrel over Oman/Dubai quotes, state oil producer Saudi Aramco 2222 said on Monday.

SINGAPORE CASH DEALS

Cash Dubai's premium to swaps dipped 2 cents to $1.23 a barrel.

Seller-Buyer

Price

Reliance-Total

77.95

Exxonmobil-Glencore

77.95

Unipec-Trafigura

77.95

Reliance-Total

77.95

PetroChina-Glencore

77.95

Unipec-Trafigura

77.95

Unipec-Total

77.95

Reliance-Trafigura

77.95

Exxonmobil-Glencore

77.90

Unipec-Trafigura

77.95

PRICES ($/BBL)

CURRENT

PREV SESSION

DME OMAN

78.00

80.87

DME OMAN DIFF TO DUBAI

1.28

1.32

CASH DUBAI

77.95

80.80

NEWS

For crude prices, oil product cracks and refining margins, please click on the RICs below.

Brent

(BRENTSGMc1)

Dubai

(DUBSGSWMc2)

DME Oman

(OQc1)

Brent/Dubai EFS

(DUB-EFS-1M)

PRODUCT CRACKS

Fuel oil crack

(FO180SGCKMc1)

Gasoil crack

(GOSGCKMc1)

Naphtha crack

(NAF-SIN-CRK)

Complex refining margins

(REF/MARGIN1)

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