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By a number of countries, as well as positive economic data in support of the devaluation of the dollar, the international oil price on the 29th consecutive trading days
up fifth.
On the New York Mercantile Exchange for delivery in July the price of light crude oil futures over the previous trading day up 1.23 U.S. dollars, a barrel to close at 66.31
U.S. dollars, also once per barrel intraday 66.47 U.S. dollars. London's International Petroleum Exchange, July Brent crude oil futures prices rose 1.13 U.S. dollars, a
barrel to close at 65.52 U.S. dollars.
Because the United States, India and Japan, released the same day a series of economic data are better than market expectations, in addition to dollar exchange rate fell to
that day nearly five months of a new low, these factors promote the fifth consecutive day of international oil prices trading days. 2009-5-30 |
