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Saudi Arabia issued big price increases for its crude to Europe and the Mediterranean, while also unexpectedly lifting the cost of supplies to Asia, a move that risks stifling demand for the kingdom’s barrels.
State-owned Saudi Aramco raised the prices of all grades to the US, northwest Europe and the Mediterranean, for next month compared with July, according to a price list seen by Bloomberg. It also boosted its flagship Arab Light price to the key demand region of Asia, contrary to expectations in a Bloomberg survey.