The official selling price of Omani crude fell to 102 BD/B in July

Singapore, May 29 (Reuters) - Reuters calculations based on data from the Gulf Commodities Exchange showed on Friday that the official selling price for Oman crude will fall $2.73 to $102 a barrel in July.

The official selling price for Oman crude for July is calculated based on the average daily settlements of the crude at 0830 GMT during May for the nearest-month contract.

The official selling price for Dubai crude, which was set unchanged from Oman crude on the Gulf Commodities Exchange, was also calculated at $102 per barrel for July.


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