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Oil up to the top of the rise of a weekly two months ago were optimistic U.S
Oil hits highest weekly rise since two months in New York after positive data for the growth of the U.S. economy prompted the international markets, such as the U.S. consumer of energy in the world.
Futures rose 0.6% after rising by 0.9% yesterday after the decline in benefit claims in the United States of America to the lowest level since April 2008, this as well as high consumer confidence this month. This with the decline in U.S. crude stocks last week to its lowest level since 2001.
Traded crude futures for February delivery at $ 99.87 a barrel, up almost 34 cents in the New York Stock Exchange trading, while the contract rose yesterday by 86 cents to $ 99.53 a barrel, the highest settlement since the thirteenth of December. While Brent crude traded for settlement in February at $ 107.80 a barrel, declining by about 9 cents.
In the meantime Asian stocks rose some upbeat U.S. data where the MSCI index of Asia excluding Japan fell 1.4%, the Shanghai index also rose by 1.5% on the other hand Index Standard & Poor 500 rose 0.5%. Index S & P / ASX 200 Australian by 1.2%.
As we mentioned the other hand claims for jobless benefits fell by 4,000 to 364 A request last week, as these indicators are positive in the context of U.S. economic recovery, which gave optimistic compared to the euro zone crisis emitting negative signals most of the time. In addition, as U.S. data may reflect the high rates of oil demand in the coming period if the continued improvement in this way.
In this context, it is expected that today's report shows that spending in the United States of America on durable goods and home sales rose in November according to the expectations as well. On the other side looking the United States and Europe to support Asian and the Middle East to raise the pressure put sanctions on Iran and it is already requested on the example of Japan to reduce the level of import of Iranian oil.
Crude oil futures opened for February delivery at $ 99.48 a barrel, currently trading at $ 99.87 a barrel, its highest level at $ 100.12 a barrel and the lowest at $ 99.24 a barrel.
Oil hits highest weekly rise since two months in New York after positive data for the growth of the U.S. economy prompted the international markets, such as the U.S. consumer of energy in the world.
Futures rose 0.6% after rising by 0.9% yesterday after the decline in benefit claims in the United States of America to the lowest level since April 2008, this as well as high consumer confidence this month. This with the decline in U.S. crude stocks last week to its lowest level since 2001.
Traded crude futures for February delivery at $ 99.87 a barrel, up almost 34 cents in the New York Stock Exchange trading, while the contract rose yesterday by 86 cents to $ 99.53 a barrel, the highest settlement since the thirteenth of December. While Brent crude traded for settlement in February at $ 107.80 a barrel, declining by about 9 cents.
In the meantime Asian stocks rose some upbeat U.S. data where the MSCI index of Asia excluding Japan fell 1.4%, the Shanghai index also rose by 1.5% on the other hand Index Standard & Poor 500 rose 0.5%. Index S & P / ASX 200 Australian by 1.2%.
As we mentioned the other hand claims for jobless benefits fell by 4,000 to 364 A request last week, as these indicators are positive in the context of U.S. economic recovery, which gave optimistic compared to the euro zone crisis emitting negative signals most of the time. In addition, as U.S. data may reflect the high rates of oil demand in the coming period if the continued improvement in this way.
In this context, it is expected that today's report shows that spending in the United States of America on durable goods and home sales rose in November according to the expectations as well. On the other side looking the United States and Europe to support Asian and the Middle East to raise the pressure put sanctions on Iran and it is already requested on the example of Japan to reduce the level of import of Iranian oil.
Crude oil futures opened for February delivery at $ 99.48 a barrel, currently trading at $ 99.87 a barrel, its highest level at $ 100.12 a barrel and the lowest at $ 99.24 a barrel.
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