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Vitol Scoops Up 25 Million Barrels of Discounted Iraqi Crude

Vitol has bought at least 25 million barrels of Iraqi crude for September loading, making the world’s largest independent oil trader Iraq’s second-biggest buyer behind ADNOC as Baghdad pays steep discounts to keep barrels moving through the Strait of Hormuz. Iraq’s SOMO offered September crude at di

OilPrice EnergySeptember 24, 20261 min read
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Vitol Scoops Up 25 Million Barrels of Discounted Iraqi Crude

Vitol has bought at least 25 million barrels of Iraqi crude for September loading, making the world’s largest independent oil trader Iraq’s second-biggest buyer behind ADNOC as Baghdad pays steep discounts to keep barrels moving through the Strait of Hormuz. Iraq’s SOMO offered September crude at discounts of $15 to $20.80 per barrel to its official selling prices, according to a tender document reviewed by Reuters. Trading sources said some cargoes sold at even larger discounts. The discount buys something Iraq badly needs right…

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