<p>Iranian officials have told Syria they would now have to pay more for additional shipments of oil, which will double the price to a market rate of more than $70 a barrel, t<em>he Wall Street Journal</em> reported on Sunday, citing people familiar with the matter.</p>.<p>Iran has also refused new deliveries on credit and asked Syria to pay in advance for new oil supply, <em>WSJ</em> said.</p>
<p>Iranian officials have told Syria they would now have to pay more for additional shipments of oil, which will double the price to a market rate of more than $70 a barrel, t<em>he Wall Street Journal</em> reported on Sunday, citing people familiar with the matter.</p>.<p>Iran has also refused new deliveries on credit and asked Syria to pay in advance for new oil supply, <em>WSJ</em> said.</p>