According to media reports, Azeri Light rose by 4.37% to $68.51 per barrel.
The crude, shipped via pipeline from Baku to the Turkish port of Ceyhan, gained $2.79 and reached $66.65 per barrel, reflecting a 4.36% increase.
It should be noted that Azerbaijan's budget sets the oil price at $65.
The all-time high for Azeri Light was recorded in the summer of 2008, when prices peaked at $149.66 per barrel.
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