The average crude oil export price in the first 11 months of this year reached $566.4 per ton, increased sharply by 36.4 per cent.

China was the country’s biggest crude oil export markets in the first 11 months of this year with 1.07 million tons worth of $609.71 million, fell by 51.4 per cent in quantity and 33.8 per cent in value over the same period last year.

Meanwhile, the exports to Thailand decreased by 7.8 per cent in quantity but increased by 25.6 per cent in value to 854,086 tons worth of $491.47 million; to Australia – up by 33.2 per cent in quantity and 77 per cent in value to 690,907 tons worth of $390.01 million.

Besides, the country also exported crude oil to Japan – 348,569 tons worth of $192.63 million, down by 55 per cent in quantity and 40 per cent in value; to the U.S – 132,671 tons worth of $68.42 million, down by 40 per cent in quantity and by 24.6 per cent in value; to Singapore – 135,244 tons worth of $72.49 million, down by 75 per cent in quantity and 66.5 per cent in value; to South Korea – 162,561 tons worth of $100.81 million, down by 31 per cent in quantity and 0.7 per cent in value; to Malaysia – 79,185 tons worth of $42.27 million, down by 84.9 per cent in quantity and 80 per cent in value.