Posted on 09 October 2010. Tags: crude oil, decrease, electronic commerce, Money, Oil, price
The crude oil prices remained almost unchanged in today’s electronic commerce in global oil markets and is on track to finish the week with a fall despite the strong depreciation of the dollar. U.S. light crude for November delivery traded with a slight increase from 0.1 percent to 81.74 dollars a barrel today. Yesterday the price fell heavily to 1.56 dollars or 1.9 percent, to 81.67 dollars per barrel. The decline is greatest from 16 September onwards. Since the beginning of this week’s energy input is dropped by 0.5 percent and 2.3 percent since the beginning of this year, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. In an environment its price rose to their highest levels for the past five months, but then retreated because of disappointing data on employment in the private sector of the U.S. economy. Later today, leaving the status of key U.S. economic data on unemployment and employment in the agricultural sectors in September. Analysts said the U.S. unemployment rose to 9.7 percent from 9.6 percent in August. The number of jobs in non-agricultural sectors did is expected to remain almost unchanged. Brent crude rising by 0.2 percent to 83.57 dollars a barrel in electronic trading today. Yesterday the price dropped by 1.63 dollars or 1.9 percent, to 83.43 dollars per barrel. Gold for immediate delivery while trading near yesterday’s levels at 334.10 dollars an ounce.
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Posted on 31 August 2010. Tags: barrel, crude oil, Crude Oil Price, New York oil contracts, price, USD
The crude oil prices recorded a decline over the past day, which is mainly due to recent disappointing data on the state of American consumers. To contribute to the pressure and expectations for growth of new oil reserves in the U.S. As part of yesterday’s trading session in New York oil contracts with delivery in October dropped by 0.6 percent to 74.70 dollars a barrel. This morning, the raw material gave a further 70 cents to $ 74 a barrel. Since the beginning of the month the price of oil fell 6.3 percent, although last week there has been a growth of 2.3 per cent. Since the beginning of the year did the black gold has lost 6.8 percent of the price. Fall in oil prices yesterday came because of evidence that Americans’ incomes rose by 0.2 percent last month. This was below market expectations for growth of 0.3 per cent and cause negative feelings. The price of Brent crude oil dropped to the minimum 5 cents to 76.60 dollars a barrel.
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Posted on 26 August 2010. Tags: financial markets, markets, monetary, monetary markets, Money, price, Sarkozy
The French President Nicolas Sarkozy again called on leaders of the 20 most advanced economies to work together for comprehensive reform of the global monetary system. “We need to create a new framework for discussion of movements in exchange rates,” said Sarkozy, adding that China is not meaningless to talk about conversion rates. As a reason for it indicates the huge reserves of foreign currency available to the Asian country. Sarkozy said that the stabilization of moving large change currency markets and raw materials will be the main topic of the G-20 are in November. It will pass under the presidency of France, as the country holds the rotating presidency of the G-20 and G-8 November. Important topic will be the need to limit the dominance of the U.S. dollar as primary reserve currency. In this respect, Sarkozy calls for action towards increasing the role of alternative currencies. Improving the coordination of economic policies at the global level is also among the priorities of Sarkozy as he said so you can be battled volatile exchange rates. This is necessary as a prevention against the accumulation of significant reserves, particularly in developing countries.
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Posted on 25 August 2010. Tags: barrel, crude oil, decreas, e money, petrol, price, quotes
The crude Oil prices continue to retreat and in yesterday’s trading session, registering a decline for the fifth consecutive day. Thus quotes are back to 11-week bottom, where they found some support this morning and moving with a slight increase. Yesterday in New York oil contracts with delivery in October lost 2 percent to 71.63 dollars a barrel. This is the lowest level since June 7, a raw material is already moving at a retreat of 9.4 per cent this year. Within the past five days with the black gold retreated 5.5 percent. This is due to concerns that the global recovery lost momentum again his. Approaching the level of 70 dollars a barrel attract buyers and the price of black gold found some support. She came because of the temporary retreat of the dollar against the euro, ending a five-day rally in U.S. currency. This prompted a rise in oil prices of around half a percent. But the dollar quickly recover and again this morning against the euro ahead as both currencies are exchanged at a rate of 1,2635 EUR / USD. This is reflected in the oil market, where this morning the black gold of the earnings lost during the night and move to a growth of 0.25 per cent yesterday to 71.83 dollars a barrel.
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Posted on 03 August 2010. Tags: barrel, Crude, Oil, oil price, petrol, price, strong growth, USD, USD per barrel
The Crude Oil price noted strong growth jumped over 80 dollars a barrel, reaching its highest value since May. With a major contribution to this optimism, which is observed on stock exchanges and appreciation of the euro against the dollar. Quotations turned away more than 3 per cent yesterday and exchange session in New York closed at 81.40 dollars a barrel. Thus black gold delete your loss this year and is now moving with growth of 2.6 per cent from 1 January onwards. During the night oil contracts with delivery in September rose by another 0.14 percent to 81.45 dollars a barrel. Reason for optimism and buying oil gives rise to the stock indexes in the U.S. and Asia. Yesterday, the broad U.S. index, S & P 500 rose 2.2 per cent, and today splashed a wave transmit and Asian markets. Quotations provide support and appreciation of the euro, which reached a peak of three against the dollar yesterday. Today the two currencies traded at a rate of 1,3151 EUR / USD. Exchange in London yesterday of Brent oil rose 3.4 percent to 80.82 dollars a barrel.
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Posted on 20 July 2010. Tags: barrel, crude oil, Crude Oil Price, Money, Oil, price, prices, USD
The crude oil price rose over the past day, as the quotations again turned to 77 dollars a barrel. This gave rise to some positive signs for the Chinese economy and the retreat of the dollar. Oil supported the second consecutive growth indexes in China. He came because data for increased domestic consumption, leading to increased profits of car manufacturers. This gives rise to expectations that demand for fuels in the country will increase. On the New York Stock Exchange yesterday, oil contracts with delivery in August increased its price by 0.7 percent to 76.54 dollars a barrel. The deadline for trading with them expires today, but this morning their price increased by 0.15 percent to 76.65 dollars a barrel. The September futures which are already traded more actively, rose 0.1 per cent to 77 dollars a barrel. This morning the euro managed to advance to 1,2968 EUR / USD, and again towards the attack rate of 1.30 dollars per euro.
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Posted on 06 July 2010. Tags: crude oil, Crude oil extract, extract, price, trading
The price of U.S. light crude went up and centered around 72 dollars a barrel during electronic trading today on the New York Petroleum Exchange, increasing for the first time in ten days. This gave rise to expectations that the data of the American Petroleum Institute, to be published today will show that U.S. stocks of raw energy decreased. U.S. is largest consumer of petroleum and petroleum products in the world, followed by China. The average forecast of analysts surveyed by Bloomberg, shows a decline in oil reserves of 2.75 million U.S. to 363.1 million barrels last week. Official figures of the American Petroleum Institute is expected before the end of today’s trading session in the U.S.. Price increase helped the successful auction of government securities of Spain, which was held yesterday, writes Bloomberg. The country sold 10-year government bonds for 6 billion euros, orders were submitted for 13 billion because of strong interest from investors. U.S. light crude for August delivery finished yesterday’s session with a fall in the price of 16 cents to 71.98 dollars a barrel. During the e-commerce Today it more expensive by 0.2 percent to 72.11 dollars a barrel. Since the beginning of this year its price has fallen by 9.2 per cent.
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Posted on 06 July 2010. Tags: crude oil, Crude Oil Price, economic recovery, extract, Money, price, Sond
The crude oil trades decreased for the seventh straight day during today’s electronic trading in New York after concerns about economic recovery in Europe continued to weigh on quotations. Economic data of recent days showed that the manufacturing sector and service sector in China have slowed their growth, which bodes less demand for energy inputs in the second largest consumer of oil in the world. The same situation occurred in the manufacturing sector of the U.S. and Europe. The price of U.S. light crude fell by 0.4 percent to 71.86 dollars a barrel in today’s times of electronic trading on the New York Stock Exchange. U.S. financial markets were closed Monday on the occasion of Independence Day. Oil futures with delivery in August fell by 81 cents or 1.1 percent, to 72.14 dollars per barrel by the end of Friday’s session. Last week energy raw materials fell 8.5 per cent because of worsening economic attitudes of investors. Since the beginning of this year its price has plummeted by 10 percent.
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Posted on 25 June 2010. Tags: crude oil, Money, price, price of crude oil
The crude oil price rose over 3% to near 79 dollars a barrel after the National Center for hurricanes in the United States estimated that 80% is likely forming tropical storm in the Atlantic to strike the Gulf this weekend. This will disrupt oil production in the bay and will make cleaning the oil spill caused by the explosion and sinking of the oil platform BP Deepwater Horizon. About 31%, or 1.69 million barrels of daily production of crude oil in the U.S. comes from platforms in the Gulf of Mexico. The strong rise in the price of energy and raw materials contributed depreciation of the dollar which retreated from almost all major currencies. Oil futures rose 3.1 percent, or 2.35 dollars to finish the trade in New York at the level of 78.86 dollars a barrel. This was the biggest daily rise since June 9 and the highest price level for last seven weeks. Euro more expensive by about half a percent against the dollar to 1.2387 dollars per euro. Fall of course the dollar and lowers oil price expressed in other currencies. This increased the Brenta to 1.86 dollars or 2.4 percent, to 78.33 dollars per barrel on the International Petroleum Exchange in London.
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Posted on 23 June 2010. Tags: American economy, crude oil, decreasing, decreasing again, price
The session futures exchanges has brought a decline in the price of key raw materials. With reductions are reported oil, gold and silver, as it gave rise to mainly disappointing data on the U.S. housing market. Oil with delivery in August fell 1.9 percent to 76.35 dollars a barrel yesterday. To contribute to this reduced estimate of the Federal Reserve for the development of American economy, which was announced together with the decision of maintaining historically low interest rates in the country. This morning quotes lost another 5 cents to 72.30 dollars a barrel. Yesterday in London, Brent crude oil from the delivery in August lost 2.3 percent to 76.27 dollars a barrel earlier this morning, a raw material lost another 4 cents to 76.23 dollars a barrel. During the exchange session in New York yesterday was reporting a fall in gold price with delivery in August by 0.5 percent to 234.80 dollars an ounce. Depreciation of the metal came because the appreciation of the dollar before Fed decision, submit the Market Watch. Much more serious was the decline in the price of silver, which lost 44 cents, or 2.3 percent, to 18.45 dollars an ounce. According to analysts, the retreat of raw materials due to the sharp decline in sales of homes in the U.S.. The reason for it is the end of the government program to assist buyers, which obviously reduced the strong interest in purchasing a home.
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