TABLE-Malaysian Nov crude oil OSP falls to 6-1/2 year low at $47.49/bbl

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SINGAPORE, Dec 1 (Reuters) - The official selling price of a

basket of Malaysian crude oil for November-loading fell

to $47.49 a barrel, the lowest since May 2009, state-owned

Petronas said on Tuesday.

The November price for flagship Labuan fell $3.92 from a

month ago.

Petronas introduced a new benchmark starting

January, 2014, based on the spot differentials to dated Brent

for three grades - Labuan, Miri and Kikeh.

As a result of the change, Tapis Blend was dropped as the

key pricing reference to dated Brent due to low liquidity and

falling output.

Kimanis, a new grade that started production in the fourth

quarter of 2014, could be included in the price reference basket

in late-2015 or 2016.

Here are the OSPs for the Malaysian grades:

PETRONAS 2015 TERM PRICES (INCLUDES "P" ADJUSTMENT)

NOV OCT SEPT AUGUST

LABUAN 47.49 51.41 $50.91 $50.54

MIRI 47.49 51.41 $50.91 $50.54

KIKEH 47.49 51.41 $50.91 $50.54

TAPIS 44.99 48.91 $48.41 $48.04

DULANG 47.09 51.01 $50.51 $50.14

BINTULU 44.69 48.61 $48.11 $47.74

(Reporting By Jacob Gronholt-Pedersen; Editing by Gopakumar

Warrier)