MUSCAT : Oman crude oil prices climbed sharply on Friday, with the official price for November delivery reaching $121.89 per barrel, according to Oman News Centre.
The price rose by $2.59, or about 2.2%, from $119.30 per barrel on Thursday.
The increase comes amid elevated oil prices in international markets, where traders continue to assess global supply conditions, geopolitical developments and the outlook for energy demand.
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Oman crude serves as a key Middle East benchmark for oil exports to Asia, with its pricing closely watched by producers and traders across the region.
At $121.89 a barrel, the latest price marks another strong session for Oman crude as volatility continues across global energy markets.
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