SUBSCRIBER NOTE: Platts restates erroneous database records for oil derivatives data

As part of its ongoing review of historic data sets, S&P Global Platts has identified certain erroneously recorded historic data in oil market derivatives market data categories.

To ensure Platts databases contain fully representative data, Platts has restated these erroneous values in its database.

Please copy and paste the entire link below to your browser to see the complete list of symbols and correct values. Both previous and current low, high and close prices have been listed, and the values highlighted in red show exactly which prices have been corrected.

https://www.platts.com/IM.Platts.Content/Downloads/Data/price-changes-derivat ives-oct2017.xlsx

Please note that this update is part of a series of reviews made to historic data.

On June 23, 2017, Platts restated data where low and high values recorded in the Platts database had been transposed, or where certain data points had been databased with incorrect decimal place settings. That announcement can be found here: https://www.platts.com/new-code-details/26758908. On August 3, Platts identified and amended data where close values were erroneously stated out of the published high and low range. That announcement can be found here: https://www.platts.com/new-code-details/26783236. On August 25, 2017, Platts restated data regarding erroneously recorded historic database records in physical market database categories for oil, agricultural, coal, European natural gas and petrochemicals markets. That announcement can be found here: https://www.platts.com/new-code-details/26793753. Please send any comments or questions about this announcement to Platts Client Services or email support@platts.com.