The Asian gas oil demand is expected to grow in 2021 driven from expectations of increase in the consumption especially during the second half of the year.

Brazil has increased crude exports to Asia in the first half of the year as many oil-producing nations cut production to match record low demand.

Saudi Aramco announced that the price of the Arab Light crude to Asian customers has been decreased by $0.75 per barrel for September delivery.

Iran plans to sell discounted oil to the Asian market as a way to mitigate losses caused by US sanctions on the country.

Saudi Aramco has increased the price of crude exports to Asian buyers to their highest levels since 2014 amid rising demand for Saudi oil.

Iranian crude exports to Asia rose in August for the second month in a row but remained well below export levels for August 2016.

Saudi Arabia is aiming to raise prices for its exported heavy crude to Asia by August to the highest level in more than three years.

Iran's oil exports to the West surged in May to their highest level since the lifting of sanctions in early 2016.

The official selling price for flagship Arab light crude could be cut by $0.10-$0.40 in May.

Non-OPEC producer Oman has notified its term customers in Asia that it will reduce supplies by 15% from June to meet local demand and as part of its commitment to cut output under a producers' agreement.