Oil prices rise after Trump postponed the imposition of fees on Mexico

Oil prices have risen to a volatile session, supporting the postponement of the imposition of customs tariffs on Mexico by US President Donald Trump for a month, amid investors assessing the possibility of delaying the fees for global economic growth, which has reduced concerns about the supply of supply in the nearby term. Brent Ru rose to 73.16 dollars a barrel in April, and the West Texas West Raw rose 0.9% to end the session more than $ 73 a barrel, reducing the previous profits of 3.7%, after Mexico president Claudia Shinbom said that the customs tariffs would be postponed on her country Monday. Trump also spoke to Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and said he would talk to him again on Monday, which opened the possibility of reaching an agreement at the last minute. Trump announced earlier that the export of Canadian energy would be subject to a 10% tax, less than the 25% customs previously announced. Also read: Trump is setting up the imposition of customs duties for a month. The futures for the Western Texas raw jumped earlier in the session and bypassed the global Brent profits, reflecting the possible demand for US supplies, to compensate for any decline in 4 million barrels per day flowing to the United States from Canada. The profits later disappeared, and the mediator “West Texas” RAW for a short time became negative as the falling stock markets and the dollar profits indicated that investors feared that the trade war would hinder the global economy.