Oil prices rise to their biggest profit in two weeks

Oil prices stabilized after achieving its biggest profit in two weeks, with the support of the slowdown in the United States and positive demand data. Brent -Ruolie traded nearly $ 71 a barrel after jumping 2% on Wednesday, while the West Texas mediator dropped below $ 68. Official data showed that US consumer prices rose slowly in February, although economists in the coming months expect the increasing trade war to lead to high prices of goods such as food and clothing. “The price of crude oil has benefited from the morale of the risk in the market.” He added: “Nevertheless, the risks still exist, especially at global growth and potential customs tariffs, which shed a shadow on price expectations.” The price of crude oil dropped from their highest level in the mid -January, with the largest oil traders transferred to pessimism over pessimism, with the beginning of supply levels. Traders can achieve a deeper understanding of the situation later Thursday, when the international energy agency issued its monthly report, two days after the United States reduced its exhibitions for exhibition. Meanwhile, the production of “OPEC+” continued with Kazakhstan last month to overcome the ceiling of its production, according to a report issued by the organization on Wednesday. The country in Central Asia said it had agreed with international oil companies to reduce production. The decline in shares in Kusheng in the United States, commercial shares have increased worldwide for the second week, although the 1.4 million barrier increase was clearly lower than the expectations of the industrial group. Stock levels in Kusheng, Oklahoma, a 1.2 million barrel, the West Texas Raw, fell by 1.2 million barrels, the first decline in five weeks. At the same time, price differences also show an improvement in the market. The Brent -Ru prize allowance expanded next month compared to the delivery of 4 months in the future, to $ 1.42 a barrel in a bullish structure, from the lowest level at $ 1.04 a barrel.

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