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Dangote, Depots Cut Petrol Gantry Price to N840

Dangote Petroleum Refinery and several major depot operators have reduced the average gantry price of Premium Motor Spirit to N840 per litre, from N843 per litre. The adjustment follows a drop in global crude prices, with Brent crude trading at about 62 dollars per barrel over the weekend, easing refining and supply costs.​ Market data show that Dangote Refinery, AIPEC and NIPCO have all pegged their depot selling price at N840 per litre. Some others are slightly higher, with Rainoil at N844, Sigmund and Master Energy at N858 and Northwest at N850 per litre.​ Meanwhile, eight OPEC plus countries, including Saudi Arabia, Russia, Iraq, the UAE, Kuwait, Kazakhstan, Algeria and Oman, met virtually on 30 November 2025 to review market conditions and the outlook for early 2026. They confirmed an earlier decision to pause planned production increases in January, February […]

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Oil Prices Tumble After Israel Agrees to Iran Ceasefire

On June 24, 2025, news broke that Israel agreed to a complete and total ceasefire with Iran, brokered by U.S. President Trump. Traders reacted swiftly: West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude dropped about 3% to settle near $66.50 per barrel, and Brent crude fell 2.9%–3.4%, landing in the $67–69 range. Why Prices Declined Reduced supply disruption risk: Ceasefire eased fears of conflict escalation through the Strait of Hormuz, a major oil transit route . De-escalatory signals: Iran’s limited retaliatory strikes and non-interference with shipping sparked confidence. Tech-driven market moves: Algorithmic sell-offs amplified the price slide once the geopolitical risk premium disappeared. Why This Drop Matters ReasonSignificanceCheaper Fuel CostsLower oil prices could ease inflation and reduce transportation/fuel expenses globally.Policy ImplicationsA price drop gives central banks relief, reinforcing dovish sentiment from figures like Fed’s Michelle Bowman .Investor Risk AppetiteOil decline helped boost global […]

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Nigeria’s Oil Grades Near $80 as Israel-Iran Tensions Escalate

Nigerian Oil Hits Near-$80 Mark Amid Middle East Tensions Nigeria’s main crude oil grades—Bonny Light and Escravos Light —are now trading close to the key $80 per barrel level. This rise follows growing fears over a potential escalation in the conflict between Israel and Iran . On Friday, Brent crude futures surged nearly 8% , fueled by concerns about regional instability after Iran vowed to retaliate for recent attacks by Israel. This market movement has directly affected Nigerian crude, with both Brass River and Qua Iboe nearing the $80 mark. According to data from OilPrice.com , Brass River is currently trading at $77.09/barrel , up $5.24 (7.29%) , while Qua Iboe stands at $77.14/barrel , also up $5.24 (7.29%) . Though this price jump offers some relief to Nigeria’s strained budget, it highlights how vulnerable the country remains to global […]

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