The futures price of Brent crude oil, which is expected to be delivered in May of this year, fell to $82 per barrel during trading for the first time since February 28. This is due to data from the London Stock Exchange. ICE.
According to the information received from the trading floor, at 21:35 Moscow time, the price of Brent oil per barrel fell by 0.8% to $ 82.
Previously, Bloomberg reported that the price of oil from Russia will continue to growAs there are more and more buyers from Asia. The publication noted that Russian oil grades Urals and ESPO, as well as fuel supply, have increased in recent weeks, according to traders. Increasing interest from Chinese state-owned and large private refineries and increased demand from India have increased the cost of fuel from Russia.
Haytham al-Gais, the cartel’s general secretary, on March 8 declarationHe said that diverting oil flows from Russia to Asian countries is not a concern for OPEC. He noted that such changes are commonplace. According to him, the market today is large enough to satisfy the needs of all consumers.