Basra Heavy crude recorded a 3.45% increase, reaching $88.72 per barrel, while Basra Medium crude rose by 3.32% to $92.02, according to Thursday's oil price data. This positive trend for Iraqi crudes paralleled a widespread ascent across most global benchmarks. West
Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude rose by 0.43% to $96.46 per barrel, Brent increased by 0.07% to $101.28, and Murban crude jumped 4.95% to $116.25. Additionally, the OPEC basket climbed 1.13% to $107.46 per barrel, and Dubai crude registered a significant 6.45%
increase, reaching $105.09.
