(MENAFN) Saudi Arabia's Oil Ministry announced an increase in the country's exports of crude oil exports by around 59.000 barrels per day (bpd) in September, while volumes used by domestic refineries remained high, Gulf Business reported.
The world's top oil exporter shipped 6.722 million bpd of crude in September, an increase compared with 6.663 million in August but declining compared with July's exports, which reached 6.989 million.
Meanwhile, production levels rose to 9.704 million in September compared with 9.597 million in August though they declined in comparison with July's 10.005 million, while total oil products exports reached 787.000 bpd in September, declining from 1.023 million bpd registered in the previous month.
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