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11 Jan 2021 | 07:46 UTC — Singapore
By Pankaj Rao
Singapore — Qatar Petroleum raised the February official selling price differentials of its Land and Marine crude by 40 cents/b and 50 cents/b, respectively, from January, according to a notice on its website Jan. 11.
The February OSP differential for Qatar Marine was set at 70 cents/b against the average of Platts Dubai and Platts Oman crude assessments in the month of loading, up from 20 cents/b in January.
The Qatar Land OSP differential for February was set at 40 cents/b against the average of Platts Dubai and Platts Oman crude assessments in the month of loading, up from parity in January.
Qatar Petroleum started issuing OSP differentials on a prospective basis since March 2020, prior to which its OSPs were set on a retrospective basis.