By Will Horner
Saudi Arabia modestly raised prices for the benchmark crude variety it sells to buyers in Asia and the U.S. while adding more significantly to prices for European consumers.
Saudi Arabian Oil Co.--commonly known as Saudi Aramco--added $0.20 a barrel to March sales of the benchmark Arab Light crude sold to Asian buyers. The change means sales will carry a $2-a-barrel premium over the average of the Oman and Dubai benchmarks...