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Kuwaiti oil was reported at $108.10 a barrel for Oct. 8 trading

QNA reported a Kuwait Petroleum Corporation price of $108.10 per barrel for Thursday, up $4.89 from the previous session.

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Qatar News Agency reported on Oct. 9 that Kuwaiti oil was priced at $108.10 per barrel in Thursday’s trading, compared with $103.21 on Wednesday. It attributed the figures to Kuwait Petroleum Corporation (KPC).

The report also listed same-session Brent at $104.28 a barrel and US West Texas Intermediate at $91.49. These are dated market observations, not current or live prices.

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Dated Kuwaiti oil price attributed to KPC.

Kuwaiti oil, 8 October
108.1 USD per barrel
2026-10-08 · Observed
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QNA’s 9 October report attributes the 8 October trading price to KPC. This is a dated observation, not a live price.

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