Mexican oil (Maya blend): where does it close on Friday, November 13, 2026?

Market context

Mexican oil is around $85 a barrel after falling hard from above $100. Where does Friday, November 13 leave it? Each level ($80, $85 and $90) resolves on its own with the official blend price of that day; only that number counts, not the week's swings. Does it hold the level?

Resolution criteria

• How it resolvesResolves "Yes" if the official price of the Mexican export blend of Friday, November 13, 2026 is strictly above $80 dollars per barrel. Resolves "No" if it is less than or exactly equal to $80 (it must be exceeded). Reference price: the price of the Mexican export blend that Petróleos Mexicanos (Pemex) publishes as the official close of the day, available on the oil price page of the Banco de México (banxico.org.mx). Only that value of November 13 counts: not WTI, Brent, the intraday price or press or aggregator quotes. Since Pemex publishes the price with a one business day lag, the November 13 number appears on the next business day (Tuesday, November 17, 2026, because Monday the 16th is a holiday for Revolution Day); it is the same data of the 13th. If on November 13 there is no price due to a non-business day, the one of the last immediately prior business date is used. The three levels of the group ($80, $85 and $90) are independent: they can all be Yes, all No, or any combination.
• When it closesNovember 13, 2026, 6:00 am UTC
• Verification sourcehttps://www.lbma.org.uk