Oil Closes Close to Stability with Geopolitical Assessment and Rebalancing Signal by the IEA
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In a volatile session, future oil contracts closed close to stability and with a slight decline, while the market evaluates the projection of excess production by the International Energy Agency (IEA) and the lack of concrete signals towards an agreement by the United States and Iran. In ICE, Brent oil with delivery for January scored marginal high of 0.02%, quoted at $95.84 per barrel. In Nymex, the WTI for December lost 0.20%, rated at $88.56 …
LONDON, England.— The price of Brent oil closed virtually unchanged this Friday, at $95.84 per barrel, while Texas crude oil registered a slight increase, pending progress in negotiations between the United States and Iran. Brent oil closes virtually unchanged Brent's barrel price, for delivery in January, closed virtually unchanged this Friday, at $95.84, just two cents more than the previous day, a variation less than 1%, in the face of the ca…
Future oil contracts closed in opposite directions on Friday (13) after a day of volatile session and marked by a lack of progress to close the conflict in the Middle East. Commodity prices also reacted to the monthly report of the International Energy Agency (IEA), which expects the global offer to return to a [...]
WTI declined 0.20%, to $88.56 per barrel, while Brent advanced 0.02%, to $95.82; in the week, both accumulated losses above 2%
Future oil contracts closed close close to stability this Friday, 13, after volatile session and marked by the lack of...
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