During 6 months, 2011 average price of Azerbaijani oil was over $116 per barrel
According to the measuring devices of the State Customs Committee of Azerbaijan, during 6 months, 2012 the country has exported 18,171,106.4 tons of crude oil.
According to the state customs, during this period the declared volume of oil totaled 12,716,602.2 tons to the amount of $10 billion 995,605,770. Considering this information, during 6 months, 2012 average export price of Azerbaijani oil was $864.66 per ton or $116.85 per barrel.
According to the state customs, during 2011 Azerbaijan exported 37,450,57.4 tons, of which only 27,825,272.2 tons to the amount of $22 billion 911,440,600 was declared. According to the customs statistics, during 2011 average export price of Azerbaijani oil was $111.27 per barrel.
* This year average export oil price was forecasted at $100 per barrel during drafting of the state budget of Azerbaijan.—0—
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- 23 July 2012 12:39
Economics
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