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Azeri Light Crude Drops Below 2026 Budget Benchmark

Azeri Light Crude Drops Below 2026 Budget Benchmark
09.01.2026 13:30

As of today, January 9, 2026, the price of Azerbaijan's Azeri Light crude oil has decreased by $1.13 (1.72%), settling at $64.60 per barrel. In the Turkish port of Ceyhan (FOB), the price was recorded at $62.8 per barrel.

This price dip is significant because Azerbaijan's 2026 State Budget is calculated based on an average oil price of $65 per barrel.

Current trading below this threshold puts focus on the country's fiscal resilience and the performance of its non-oil sector.

For comparison, Brent crude is currently trading around $61.89, reflecting broader market pressures including increased global supply and geopolitical uncertainties.

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