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Mexico’s crude oil export mix closes at $96.40 per barrel
Mexico’s crude oil export mix was priced at $96.40 per barrel on Thursday, Oct.
15, according to state oil company Pemex.
The price is an estimate based on regional pricing formulas and daily market quotations, and is published for information purposes.
Pemex is Mexico’s main crude oil producer, supplying 98.8% of the country’s total output in 2020, while private companies supplied 1.2%.
Mexico produces three types of crude: Maya, Istmo and Olmeca, which differ in density and uses.
Maya is the country’s most-exported crude and is heavier, while lighter Istmo and extra-light Olmeca can be used to make different fuels and products.
These figures offer a snapshot of the export mix’s price, but no later price or next step is given.
Mexico’s crude oil export mix closed at $96.40 per barrel on Thursday, October 15, according to data from Pemex.
Pemex says the published price is an estimate for informational purposes.
The estimate uses regional pricing formulas and the daily close of the relevant market quotations.
Mexico produces three types of crude: Maya, Istmo and Olmeca.
- Who
- Pemex reported the price of Mexico’s crude oil export mix.
- What
- It closed at $96.40 per barrel.
- When
- Thursday, October 15. The article was published on October 16, 2026.
- Where
- Mexico.
- Why
- Pemex publishes the price as an estimate for informational purposes, using regional pricing formulas and daily market quotations.
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- Closing price
- $96.40 per barrel
- Date of price
- Thursday, October 15
- Reporting source
- Pemex
- Crude types
- Maya, Istmo and Olmeca