Market news

19 October 2016
  • 22:30

    Commodities. Daily history for Oct 19’2016:

    (raw materials / closing price /% change)

    Oil 51.43 -0.33%

    Gold 1,270.00 +0.01%

  • 09:16

    Saudi Oil Minister warned of the risk of inadequate supply, if the investment in the sector will continue to decline and the oil market conditions continue to improve

    • the drop in oil prices comes to an end

    • an agreement on the reduction of oil production will support the rebalance

    • world oil demand is growing against the background of improved economic situation

    • the global oil and gas industry needed capital investments in the amount of 24 trillion dollars

    • many oil-producing countries want to cut production by "healthy level"

    • the meeting in Istanbul will bring closer the positions of the OPEC countries and countries outside the cartel

    • OPEC's agreement will allow to investment in the oil sector, which is not sufficient

    • many oil-producing countries want to seriously reduce production


  • 07:46

    Oil rose in early trading

    This morning, the New York futures for Brent rose by 1.15% to $ 50.87 and crude oil futures for WTI rose 1.08% to $ 52.24 per barrel. Thus, the black gold is trading in the green zone on the background of lower oil reserves in China. The markets are also supported by the planned OPEC production cuts.

    Also, oil prices rose due to a slight weakening of the dollar, as it contributed to lower cost of fuel for buyers outside US.

    According to API US crude stocks fell by 3.8 million barrels in the week to 467.1 million barrels.

    Today, the US Energy Information Administration will publish data on stocks of crude oil and gasoline.

    China processed 43.8 million tons of oil in September, exceeding the same period of last year by 2.4%. During the same month, oil production in China fell by 9.8% to 15.98 million tons, which was the most significant drop in 19 months.

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