Brent crude oil fell for the first time in five days after the EU summit
Brent crude oil fell for the first time in five days after the EU summit
June 29, 2012 reading: poor weather resistance source: Chinese paint | contribution
[China paint information] since the weekend, due to the Atlantic storm in the Gulf of Mexico, oil and gas production was reduced, and Norwegian oil workers went on strike to reduce the exploitation of the North Sea, Brent crude oil futures rose for four consecutive days amid concerns about a supply shortage after the European Union's embargo on Iranian oil came into effect. However, the EU summit has many difficulties in resolving the European debt crisis. The euro exchange rate fell for four consecutive days, and the U.S. employment rate was unsatisfactory. Brent crude oil futures fell for the first time in five days, and New York light crude oil futures fell to an eight month low. On Thursday (June 28), the settlement price of West Texas light oil futures in August 2012 on the New York Mercantile Exchange was $77.69 a barrel, down $2.52 from the previous trading day, with a trading range of 77 $84; The August 2012 futures settlement price of Brent crude oil on the London Intercontinental Exchange was $91.36 per barrel, down $2.14 from the previous trading day, or it can also be further processed with a wire extruder, with a trading range of 90 85 dollars
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