Qatar oil minister Abdullah al-Attiyah has said that Russian crude exports to the Pacific will not hurt prices of Middle Eastern crude sold to Asia, Reuters has reported. Attiyah said that Middle East crude still has an advantage of being close to the markets, which reduces costs of transportation. 'The price of crude is determined by market forces,' he said.
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