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  • 2 weeks ago | bloomberglinea.com | Christopher Charleston |Mark Felix

    Bloomberg — El petróleo cayó a su precio de liquidación más bajo en casi dos semanas debido al aumento de las reservas estadounidenses y a que los miembros de la OPEP+ debatieron otro aumento importante de la producción, justo cuando la demanda se enfrenta a los vientos en contra de la guerra comercial liderada por Estados Unidos. El West Texas Intermediate cedió un -0,6% para establecerse justo por encima de los US$61 el barril. El Brent cayó para establecerse por debajo de los US$65.

  • 2 weeks ago | bloomberg.com | Alex Longley |Yongchang Chin |Christopher Charleston

    The Bushehr nuclear power plant in Bushehr province, Iran. (Bloomberg) -- Oil swung on a CNN report that Israel is preparing to potentially strike Iranian nuclear facilities, while traders assessed data showing an increase in US crude stockpiles. West Texas Intermediate traded near $62 a barrel after government data showed that US crude inventories rose to 443.2 million barrels, the highest since July. Brent futures traded near $65.30.

  • 2 weeks ago | rigzone.com | Devika Kumar |Christopher Charleston

    Oil edged lower in a choppy session as broader financial markets weakened and uncertainty lingered about whether sanctions on Iran will be loosened or tightened.   Prices whipsawed after Iran’s supreme leader expressed skepticism over discussions with the US, further denting expectations of an agreement on his country’s nuclear program.

  • 2 weeks ago | bloomberg.com | Devika Kumar |Christopher Charleston

    (Bloomberg) -- Oil edged lower in a choppy session as broader financial markets weakened and uncertainty lingered about whether sanctions on Iran will be loosened or tightened.   Prices whipsawed after Iran’s supreme leader expressed skepticism over discussions with the US, further denting expectations of an agreement on his country’s nuclear program.

  • 2 weeks ago | ca.finance.yahoo.com | Alex Longley |Devika Kumar |Christopher Charleston

    (Bloomberg) -- Oil prices fell as US President Donald Trump said that Ukraine and Russia would begin talks “immediately” on ending their war after a phone call with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday. Brent traded near $65 a barrel, while West Texas Intermediate eased to trade around $62 a barrel. Oil had earlier declined with other risk assets after Moody’s Ratings stripped the US government of its top credit rating.

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