Nigeria lost a total of N500bn in revenue in January as a result of low crude oil production in January.
Shipping data obtained from Refinitiv Eikon, a company that
tracks export flows, showed that the country’s production has yet to fully
recover, as it exported 1.2 million barrels per day as against the 1.6 million
barrels per day quota assigned to it by the Organization for the Petroleum
Exporting Countries.
An export of 1.2 million barrels per day brings January’s
total export to 37.2 million barrels, as against 49.6 million expected if it
had exported 1.6 million barrels per day.
Nigeria’s crude grade, Bonny Light, sold for $89 per barrel
in January- +1 above Brent International, which was sold for $88 per barrel.
This means that the country may have raked in N1.5tn from
the production of 37. 2 million barrels exported in January as against expected
N2tn revenue if it had met OPEC’s production.
The development means the country lost about N500bn over its
failure to meet OPEC’s 1.6 million barrels per day quota.
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