In the global oil markets, prices are increased, which has been the result of some actions and signals from the United States. According to Reuters, oil prices have been triggered by several factors that reflect global economic and financial changes.
One of them is the expectation of reducing the US Federal Reserve Interest rates and securing its complex oil refining margin.
About it reports Reuters. It is noted that as of 6:20 Greenwich:
August Futures for Brent oil, whose dates expire on Friday, increased by 0.56%, to $ 86.87 per barrel;
September Brent oil contracts increased to $ 85.71 per barrel;
WEST Texas Intermediate (WTI) oil futures increased by 0.64%in August, to $ 82.26 per barrel.
In general, this week it is noted this week for Brent and WTI futures increased by almost 2%. And in a month they were rusted by 6%at once.
"Prices have increased against the backdrop of risky mood on the market. The mood was caused by data that testify to the weakness of the labor market in the United States," the statement said.
It is emphasized that the growing expectations of the Feds reduction of interest rates "can become a good oil" - as they are able to increase the demand for a resource, which will, accordingly, reflect on prices for it.
