US oil prices have completed the lowest closing price of this year

US oil prices in New York have stabilized after falling to a series of $ 60 a barrel, amid the deteriorating economic expectations that threatened energy -question outlook and led to investors dangerous assets, including RU. The ‘West Texas’ rough has established more than $ 69 a barrel after losing more than 2% on Tuesday, scoring the lowest closure since the middle of the December. Brent -Ru oil is close to $ 73. A poor reading of American consumer’s confidence, which has decreased in the largest amount since 2021, has expressed concern by the procedures for defining customs for President Donald Trump. Anxiety over Trump’s trading movements, the rough dropped by 5% this month, as Trump’s aggressive movements regarding trade have elicited anxiety from investors, in a time of concerns among oil traders about faded consumption in China, the largest oil importer in the world. The supply issues were also at the forefront of prices at prices, including the possibility of exporting oil in the Kurdistan region in Iraq. These opposite winds overwhelmed the high prices caused by supporting factors, including new sanctions against Iranian flow, and the expectations that “OPEC+” will postpone a plan to increase the production starting in April. If this happens, it will be the fourth time the coalition postponed the recovery of production. Analysts in “Morgan Stanley”, including Martin Rats, wrote in a note: “Customs definitions and anti -definitions have the ability to influence the part of the power that is strongly linked to the economy in the economy, which creates a state of uncertainty about demand.” They added: “We expect OPEC+ production to limit production beyond April, which can maintain the production on a large scale.” Elsewhere, there was a mixed report from the American Petroleum Institute, funded by the industry, on commercial shares. While the shares decreased by 600,000 barrels last week in the country, the levels were in the main storage center in Kusheng, Oklahoma, a significant increase with 1.2 million barrels.