statementSaid on 2026-10-30
Discounts on export batches of Kazakh fuel oil rose in October compared with September.
A statement by argus_price_agency, said on 2026-10-30. Statements are as reported by the cited publishers — not verified by DecisionGateway.
Размер скидок на экспортные партии казахстанского мазута в октябре повысился относительно сентября.
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Discounts on export batches of fuel oil from the Chimkent refinery in October were estimated at $250–270/t (fca plant), excluding export duty, to quotes for product with sulfur content up to 3.5% in the Mediterranean and Northwest Europe, versus $248–270/t in September.argus_price_agency · statementDiscounts on fuel oil with delivery from the Chimkent refinery to quotes for product with sulfur content up to 1% in October were estimated at $285–300/t (fca plant), excluding export duty ($30/t), compared with $285–290/t a month earlier.argus_price_agency · statementPrices remain above $90 per barrel, providing relatively favorable price conditions for Kazakh exports.the post author · statementIn October the Kazakh coal market continued to face logistics and supply problems, pressured simultaneously by weak domestic demand and serious export infrastructure constraints.argus_price_agency · statementThe recovery of export shipments of Kazakh sulfur in late August noticeably revived trading activity.argus_price_agency · statementAt the end of September, the discount on October Mars cargoes was $7.50/bbl — the maximum since June 2022.argus_price_agency · statement
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The largest decline occurred in China: supplies fell to 24.7 thousand tonnes due to reduced production of transition grades of PP; all exports to China went through the Dostyk-Alashankou crossing.statementExports to Turkey fell to 32.5 thousand tonnes due to part of the shipments switching to road transport.statementSupplies to Germany (7.4 thousand tonnes) and France (4.9 thousand tonnes) increased, with the product starting to be sent there through the port of St. Petersburg.statementPP supplies to Europe grew to 54 thousand tonnes; Poland remained the largest buyer, although volumes there declined slightly.statementThe second producer, «Нефтехим Ltd», mainly supplies products abroad by road transport.statement
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