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Mexico’s crude oil blend was priced at $91.20 a barrel
Pemex priced Mexico’s crude oil export blend at $91.20 a barrel on Monday, November 2.
The state-owned oil company publishes a daily estimate based on regional pricing formulas and market closing prices.
Mexico produces three main types of crude: Maya, Istmo and Olmeca, which differ in density and uses.
Maya is heavy crude and the most exported Mexican blend, while lighter Istmo and extra-light Olmeca can yield different products.
Pemex supplied 98.8% of Mexico’s crude production in 2020, while private companies supplied 1.2%.
The price is an estimate for information, and Pemex continues to publish the blend’s price daily.
Mexico’s crude oil blend was priced at $91.20 a barrel on Monday, November 2, according to information from state oil company Pemex.
Pemex publishes the blend’s price daily on its official website.
The export crude price is an estimate for informational purposes.
Pemex says it calculates the estimate using regional pricing formulas and daily closing quotations.
- Who
- Pemex published the price information.
- What
- Mexico’s crude oil blend was priced at $91.20 a barrel.
- When
- Monday, November 2. The article was published on November 3, 2026.
- Where
- Not stated.
- Why
- Not stated.
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- Price
- $91.20 a barrel
- Date
- Monday, November 2
- Source
- Pemex
- Price type
- Estimate for informational purposes