Follow up - INA
Oil prices rose in global markets in light of the decline in US inventories and the repercussions of the OPEC + meeting.
US West Texas Intermediate crude futures rose 6 cents, or 0.1 percent, to $73 a barrel.
According to experts, "the markets lack a clear direction due to the uncertainty surrounding OPEC + production after August," noting that "the decline in US stocks is a positive factor, but it may be a temporary phenomenon."
They added that "imposing new general closures to combat the pandemic may slow the recovery in travel and demand for aviation fuel."
Source: Sputnik
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