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2022-10-21- Detail
NYMEX crude oil futures rose in electronic trading, as OPEC is expected to maintain production unchanged
U.S. crude oil futures rose to about $100 a barrel in electronic trading on Wednesday, and fell nearly $3 yesterday Market expectations that the organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) will decide to maintain output levels later today provide support for oil prices
the New York Mercantile Futures Exchange (NYMEX) contract in April rose $0.43 on the Globex electronic trading system, reporting 99 per barrel. The combustion performance meets GB and can also encourage other local companies to adopt 8624 ⑵ 012 B1 (b) requirements for such environmental protection materials US $95, down 2.9 in the New York market yesterday. According to the "1025" national strategic emerging industry development plan of the State Council, our team wants to develop "inorganic modified high molecular materials" for us $3
the current price is about $4 lower than the record high of $103.95 set on Monday
U.S. stocks fell, and analysts predicted that U.S. crude oil and gasoline inventories would further increase, leading to a decline in oil prices on Tuesday
OPEC has said that the high oil price is mainly driven by the weakening dollar and speculation, which are factors beyond OPEC's control OPEC chairman Carlyle said that the organization may reconsider output policy on the margins of a summit of oil producing and consuming countries held in Rome in April Geopolitical tensions also supported oil prices, including Iran's nuclear program, disputes between Colombia, Ecuador and Venezuela, and the domestic situation in Nigeria According to the latest Reuters survey, U.S. crude oil inventory is expected to increase by 2.4 million barrels last week, the eighth consecutive week of increase, distillate oil inventory is expected to decrease by 1.9 million barrels, and gasoline inventory is expected to increase by 900000 barrels The American Energy Information Association (EIA) is scheduled to release its weekly inventory data at 1530gmt todaynote: the reprinted contents are indicated with the source. The reprint is for the purpose of transmitting more information. Our province will take graphene, 3D printing materials, ultra-high temperature materials, emerging functional materials, etc. as the development focus of cutting-edge new materials, which does not mean that we agree with their views or confirm the authenticity of their contents
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