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    Oil prices are higher and Brent crude is trading at $ 64.55 per barrel

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     Oil prices are higher and Brent crude is trading at $ 64.55 per barrel Empty Oil prices are higher and Brent crude is trading at $ 64.55 per barrel

    Post by Rocky Sat 03 Mar 2018, 3:19 am

    Oil prices are higher and Brent crude is trading at $ 64.55 per barrel
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    Oil prices closed on Saturday, rising to keep prices below the experts' expectations of between $ 50 and $ 70. 

    Global Brent crude futures closed up 72 cents, or 1.13 percent, to settle at $ 64.55 a barrel, while US Intermediate crude futures rose 48 cents, or 0.79 percent, to close at $ 61.47 a barrel. 

    Although the benchmark crude ended the week with losses as Brent fell about 4 percent and US crude fell more than 3 percent, it remains within the expectations of the specialists.


    In December 2017, the International Energy Agency (IEA) predicted price stability and the oil market in 2018, after higher demand and non-OPEC oil production at the same levels. 

    Analysts said OPEC's strong compliance with the cut-off agreement would support prices. However, increased oil production in the United States, which is not part of the global agreement, will curb price hikes. 

    A number of economists and analysts predicted that the average price of global benchmark crude will reach $ 59.88 per barrel in 2018, up from $ 58.84 a barrel in the previous monthly survey. 

    In December 2017, the Malaysian national petroleum company Petronas expected oil prices to stabilize within the range of $ 50 to $ 60 a barrel.



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