Reuters
News report
Some physical oil cargoes top $130 a barrel, nearing April's record, on Saudi disruptions
By Robert Harvey
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Full article: cargo prices, Yanbu suspension, cancelled European cargoes
Used for the physical-versus-futures price gap and the Saudi export disruptions, attributed to trade sources and LSEG data.
Retrieved Sep 16, 2026. Original historical capture has not been verified.
Where it connects
- Sep 11, 2026Saudi Arabia says its East-West Pipeline is shut
- Sep 15, 2026Physical oil cargoes top US$130 a barrel in Europe
Linked to 2 claims
- Evidence forSaudi Arabia's East-West Pipeline has been shut since attacks on September 10, 2026, and no restart date has been given. The Saudi statement blames no one for the attacks. Reuters, citing trade sources, reported on September 15 that loadings at the Red Sea port of Yanbu were suspended and late-September cargoes to Europe cancelled.Explore this claim →
- Evidence forSome physical oil cargoes in Europe traded above US$130 a barrel on September 15, 2026, Reuters reported. North Sea Forties crude reached US$136.75, by LSEG data, near its record of US$147.37 set on April 13, 2026. That was more than US$25 above Brent futures for November delivery, which were approaching US$110 a barrel.Explore this claim →
