Iran’s oil output down slightly in March to 2.567 mln bpd: OPEC figures
Figures by The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) show that Iran’s oil output in March was almost unchanged from February.
The figures covered in a Saturday report by the ILNA news agency showed that Iran had produced an average of 2.567 million barrels per day of crude oil in March, down by 8,000 bpd from February.
The decreased output mirrored a month-on-month decline of 0.29% in OPEC oil production in March.
The average price of Iranian Heavy crude grade reached $78.8 per barrel in March, down from $81.88 per barrel reported in February, showed OPEC tables.
OPEC forecasts showed that global demand for crude oil will reach an average of 101.89 million bpd, up by 2.33% from the average demand reported last year.
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