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What does ice mean in crude oil trading?
Ice crude oil refers to ice Brent crude oil, which is produced in Brent area of North Atlantic.

London Intercontinental Exchange and American Mercantile Exchange have Brent crude oil futures trading, which is the benchmark of market oil price. Brent crude oil, a light and low-sulfur crude oil produced in Beihai, is also a benchmark quality and widely traded, which is different from the the New York Mercantile Exchange light and low-sulfur crude oil futures contract.

Brent crude oil has a daily output of about 500,000 barrels and its origin is Sullom Voe, shetland islands. It is mainly processed and refined in northern Europe, and a small part is processed in the northern east coast of China and the Mediterranean region. Most of these producers still trade in a non-standardized spot way.