Oil quotes moved to growth on Friday after a sharp decline the day before at the results of the OPEC + meeting and fears about a slowdown in the US economy.
At a London’s Stock Exchange ICE Futures, September futures rose by $2.61 (2.39%) to $111.63 per barrel.
On July1, the cost of futures for WTI for August at the electronic session of the New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX) rose by $2.34 (2.21%) – up to $108.10 per barrel.
According to Dow Jones Market Data, in June “Brent” fell 6.5%, but rose by 6% in the second quarter; WTI fell by 7.8% over the month and rose by 5.5% over the quarter.
During the first half of the year, Brent has risen in price by 48%, and WTI – by 41%.
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