Archive for the ‘Crude Oil Price’ Category

Crude oil price continue to fall

Wednesday, May 26th, 2010

Crude oilThe crude oil price continues to fall, but still stood near the level of 70 dollars per barrel. This is happening against a background of very sharp movements in the 3-4% upward and downward direction. During the exchange session in New York yesterday, the price of black gold fell 2.1 percent to 68.75 dollars, while during the session to losing more than 4 percent of its value. This morning, however, quotations with advancing 0.64 percent to 69.39 dollar after early night again were over the threshold of $ 70 a barrel. The main reason for the sharp drop in the price of black gold during yesterday’s trading session was a sharp setback for the euro against the dollar. This limited interest in investing in raw materials and pushed down their prices. The reason for the deletion of the losses in oil prices gave the report of the American Petroleum Institute gasoline stocks, which last week rose unexpectedly to 3.19 million bbl. This gave the effect of speculation that demand for fuel is increasing, supporting quotations.
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Price of crude oil fell under 70 USD per barrel

Tuesday, May 25th, 2010

OilThe crude oil price is back below $ 70 a barrel last night, blotting out its minimum height of yesterday’s trading session in New York. The decrease is mainly due to renewed subsidence of the euro, which in turn is under pressure because of problems in the banking sector in Spain. At the time the single currency is moving to a serious decline 1,2280 EUR / USD, which is a retreat from more than 100 pips for the night. This is due to fears that Spain is facing a banking crisis, since Saturday the country was nationalized Savings Bank CajaSur. Exchange in New York yesterday, the price of U.S. light crude rose 0.2 percent to 70.21 dollars a barrel. At night, however, quotes about lost 1.5 per cent this morning raw material traded on 69.13 dollars a barrel. Yesterday in London Brent with delivery in July fell 51 cents to 71.17 dollars per barrel, but this morning the price of raw materials fell by more dollars to 70.17 dollars a barrel. The price of crude oil supported the strong US Dollar and in end of Asian markets session, the USD reached new high levels.
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Crude oil and Asian markets woke up

Monday, May 24th, 2010

Stock ExchangeThe crude Oil prices rose today in Asian electronic trading, after rising on the stock exchanges in Asia. The U.S. light crude for delivery in June increased its value by 69 cents to 70.73 dollars a barrel. Trading of raw material, however, moved uncertain, the price is low or below $ 70 because of ongoing concerns about the ability of governments worldwide to pay its obligations, as well as uncertainty about future monetary policy of China. London’s Brent North Sea add 31 cents to 71.99 dollars a barrel. Asian stock markets for the new week started hesitantly, but then the major indexes began to show a profit. Growth stood at the head of the shares of Chinese construction companies due to rising hopes that Beijing may slow the tightening of measures to curb booming realty sector. Shanghai Composite added over 3% of its value, while Hang Seng Index rose 0.6 percent. In India, the Sensex has advanced by 1.2 per cent in Korea is up to 0.4%. Exception to the general picture made Japanese Nikkei 225. Light finish trade fell by 0.27 per cent. Dark mood in Japan was driven by concerns about possible “contamination” disease “debt crisis”, vihreshta on the Old Continent.
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Growing of the crude oil price

Monday, May 17th, 2010

IncreaseThe price of crude oil has taken up during today’s e-commerce in Asia and losing his series broke the previous five sessions. Energy input has made its lowest price level since the beginning of the year yesterday, and fell below $ 70 a barrel, which tempted some market participants. The price of U.S. light crude rose by 0.8 percent to 70.64 dollars a barrel during electronic trading today after the session ended yesterday with a fall of 1.53 dollars to 70.08 dollars per barrel, which is lower price level for the past five months, announced Bloomberg. Feedstock for energy fell slightly to 69.27 dollars a barrel yesterday because of the strong appreciation of the dollar caused by lower risk appetite of investors. U.S. currency rose to 1.2335 dollars per euro, noting its highest level against the euro over the past four years. Brent with delivery in July, meanwhile, a more expensive one percent to 75.85 dollars a barrel in today’s electron hours trading on the London Petroleum Exchange. Oil futures dropped by 2.83 dollars or 3.6 percent, to finish yesterday’s session at a level of 75.10 dollars a barrel.
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Crude Oil with record weekly loss for the past 16 months

Saturday, May 8th, 2010

PetrolThe U.S. light crude oil is on track to record its biggest weekly loss for the past 10 months after the exchange rate of U.S. dollar against most major currencies rose sharply on Thursday because of concerns caused the debt crisis in Greece. They dropped the price of oil to around 77 dollars a barrel, and the index of the 30 largest and often traded U.S. companies Dow Jones IA finished yesterday’s session with a sharp drop of more than 3%, which is its biggest loss last year. In sharp drop in oil prices contributed to concerns that the debt crisis in Greece to end the fragile recovery of the global economy, which in turn would reduce demand for energy commodities. Adversely affected oil and data of the Ministry of Energy of USA, which showed that stocks of crude oil in the country have increased for the 13th time in 14 weeks, which testifies to the reduced demand. International petroleum exchange in New York for the June futures oil dropped by 2.86 dollars or 3.6 percent, to 77.11 dollars per barrel by the end of yesterday’s session. During today’s electronic trade in Asia increased their price by 4 cents to 77.20 dollars a barrel. Since the beginning of this week they fell 10.6 percent, a record decline for the last 16 months or from January 2009 onwards.
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Crude oil prices sank

Wednesday, April 28th, 2010

FuelThe crude oil prices sank sharply in the past day, as the quotations lost nearly 3 per cent. The reason for this was lowering the credit ratings of Greece and Portugal, which led to a serious sell off in global markets. The problems of two European countries came to the U.S., leading to decline in the leading stock indexes in the country yesterday. Exchange in New York on Tuesday with oil contracts in June delivery lost 2.1 percent to 82.44 dollars a barrel. The night of quotations continued to retreat, sinking below 82 dollars a barrel, but this time managed to have stabilized at 82.12 dollars a barrel. The reason for this stabilization has become part of the recovery of lost items of the euro, which rose after a strong decline from yesterday. This morning the single currency is exchanged at 1.3211 dollars per euro after yesterday fell below 1,32 EUR / USD. Yesterday in London, Brent crude from oil fell 1.2 percent to 85.78 dollars a barrel.
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The price of crude oil again over 84 USD per barrel

Wednesday, April 21st, 2010

Oil pipeThe crude oil back above the level of 84 dollars a barrel and more expensive for a second day today after data from the American Petroleum Institute yesterday showed that inventories of crude oil in the country fell unexpectedly by 741 thousand barrels last week. Good financial results of several large U.S. companies from financial, technological and consumer sector also supported the positive investor sentiment about economic recovery, which would increase energy demand for raw materials sent Bloomberg. U.S. light crude oil is traded on the New York Petroleum Exchange, more expensive by 0.7 percent to 84.41 dollars a barrel in today’s times of e-commerce. The price of the June oil futures rose 72 cents to finish yesterday’s session at the level of 83.85 dollars a barrel. Oil with delivery in May, whose futures expired yesterday, rose $ 2 to 83.45 dollars a barrel. Meanwhile, the International Petroleum Exchange in London Brent crude supply in June with more expensive by 0.7% to 85.40 dollars a barrel in electronic trading today. The June futures ended yesterday oil session to increase the price of 57 cents, or 0.7 percent, to 84.80 dollars a barrel.
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The price of crude oil reached lowest point from last month

Friday, April 16th, 2010

PetrolThe price of U.S. light crude fell sharply by nearly 3 percent by the end of today’s session of the oil exchange in New York and was its lowest point since the beginning of April, sent Wall Street Journal. The news that U.S. financial regulators have raised accusations against the U.S. investment bank Goldman Sachs for fraud mortgage securities, distressed investors on Wall Street and led to increased sales in the financial sector. According to financial analysts, if the financial regulatory authorities in the U.S. fined Goldman Sachs, it may cause the bank to liquidate their bets on oil price rises. The U.S. dollar rose strongly against most major currencies, excluding the Japanese yen, which lowered the price of raw materials, which are traded in dollars, including oil. U.S. light crude for delivery in May ended Friday’s session with a fall in price from U.S. $ 2.27, or 2.65 percent, to 83.24 dollars a barrel. Today’s decline in energy raw material was the strongest since the beginning of February. The price of oil futures varied in the range of 82.52 to 85.44 dollars per barrel during today’s session. Meanwhile, the International Petroleum Exchange in London Brent with delivery in June fell 1.66 dollars or 1.9 percent, to 85.93 dollars a barrel.
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Crude oil prices rose strongly and passed 86 USD per barrel

Monday, April 5th, 2010

Crude oilThe crude oil prices rose sharply yesterday and the stock ended trading at its highest level in 17 months from 86.62 dollars a barrel. Quotations remain near those levels, and during today’s e-commerce in Asia. The economic optimism of investors caused by the increase in employment in the U.S. and activity in the services sector in March, lifted oil prices to the highest level since October 2008 so far yesterday on the New York Petroleum Exchange. Rising prices reflect the expectations of market participants that demand for energy raw materials will increase the recovery of U.S. economy. U.S. light crude for delivery in May rose 1.75 dollars to finish yesterday’s session at a level of 86.62 dollars a barrel. During today’s e-commerce in Asia oil futures slightly cheaper by 16 cents to 86.46 dollars a barrel. Since early this year their price has risen by 9 per cent. Tomorrow the weekly report by the Ministry of Energy of the United States will show whether crude oil reserves of the country have increased for the tenth consecutive week. Meanwhile, Brent crude oil traded for 85.60 dollars a barrel in today’s electronic trading on the London oil market by reducing its price by 28 cents compared to yesterday’s closing level.
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Crude Oil jumped to a 17-month high

Thursday, April 1st, 2010

OilThe Crude Oil prices rose significantly yesterday, which brought the quotations to their highest level in 17 months. Major role played this retreat of the dollar, which yesterday fell 0.7 percent against the euro. The decline in dollar gaining strength and now March 25 dollar index has lost 1.3 percent of its value. This triggers an increased interest in investing in raw materials and helps the price of oil. Yesterday in New York oil price with delivery in May rose 1.7 percent to 83.76 dollars a barrel. So quotations have reached their highest level since October 9, 2008 to date. In times of e-commerce and optimism was chilled with black gold retreated 0.4 percent to 83.43 dollars a barrel. This is mainly due to the surprise drop in U.S. jobs last month, and the unexpectedly high growth of oil stocks in the U.S. economy. Tomorrow the stock exchange in New York there will be no trading session, as the Christian world prepares to meet on Easter. Exchange in London yesterday of Brent oil rose 1.8 percent to 82.70 dollars a barrel.
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