09 Sep 2022
International benchmarks for crude oil rebounded on Thursday, 8 September 2022 after hitting seven-month lows in the previous session after Russia threatened to halt exports to some buyers.
According to the latest report from the Energy Information Administration, the US commercial crude inventories built up 8.8 million barrels last week mostly due to higher imports and the ongoing releases from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve.
The 2301 for January 2023 delivery contract on Dalian Commodity Exchange on 09 September 2022 settled as follows:
08 Sep 2022
International benchmarks for crude oil nosedived on Wednesday, 7 September 2022, losing nearly $5/barrel following the disappointing China trade data that signal dwindling global consumption.
The 2301 for January 2023 delivery contract on Dalian Commodity Exchange on 08 September 2022 settled as follows:
07 Sep 2022
International benchmarks for crude oil settled lower on Tuesday, 6 September 2022 on the prospect of further interest rate hikes and recurrent COVID-19 lockdown in China that curb demand recovery prospects.
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