In U.S. oil inventories are melting, the dollar depreciates, as market participants fear the slowing growth in China January futures price of U.S. light crude oil WTI (Light Sweet Crude Oil) in electronic trading in New York at 08.57 MSK rose 0.1 cents, or 0.1% - to 91.1 dollars per barrel. February futures price for North Sea petroleum mix of mark Brent has fallen to 0.13 cents, or 0,14% - to 93.72 dollars per barrel, according to RIA Novosti. U.S. crude stocks fell by analysts last week to 3 million barrels to 340.7 million U.S. Department of Energy on December 30 to unveil official data on oil reserves. The dollar on Monday fell against the euro on fears of market players that the further decline in property prices in the U.S. will become an obstacle to the tightening of monetary policy the U.S. Federal Reserve, in particular, raise your bid. China's central bank on Saturday raised the stakes on the annual loans and deposits in national currency on 26 December at 0.25 percentage points - up 5.81% on annual deposits, and up to 2.75% on loans for one year. "It feels like tightening of credit policy in China could slow economic growth. This could reduce demand for petroleum products ", - said President Cameron Hanover Peter Beitel.
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