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    The rise in oil prices is supported by a cut production agreement and awaiting US data

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    The rise in oil prices is supported by a cut production agreement and awaiting US data Empty The rise in oil prices is supported by a cut production agreement and awaiting US data

    Post by Rocky Tue Jul 16, 2019 4:40 am

    The rise in oil prices is supported by a cut production agreement and awaiting US data

    •  16 July 2019
       
       

    The rise in oil prices is supported by a cut production agreement and awaiting US data 777620
    Oil futures rose on Tuesday, boosted by a cut production agreement and anticipation of preliminary US crude stocks data released later in the day.
    The Opec + alliance of OPEC members and other independents extended the production cut-off agreement until the end of March 2020, after it was due to expire on June 30.
    By 5:50 GMT, the benchmark Brent crude for September delivery rose 0.17 percent, or 11 cents, to $ 66.58 a barrel.
    US crude futures for the WTI increased 0.02 percent to $ 59.59 a barrel.
    However, prices are under pressure from weak Chinese data released on Monday, showing a slowing domestic economic growth in the second quarter of 2019, to 6.2 percent from 6.4 percent in the first quarter.


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