U.S.AAPIThe increase in crude oil inventory is slightly lower than expected

Huitong Network3month1Daily News - Brentcrude oil5monthfuturesElectronic disk Tuesday(2month28day)fall0.00USD, decline0.0%Settlement price report per barrel56.43US dollars; US crude oil4Monthly futures electronic trading closed lower0.17USD, decline0.31%Reported per barrel53.87USD.
International oil market: oil prices decline due to concerns that rising US supply will overshadowOPECProduction reduction support
Oil prices slightly declined on Tuesday, but still traded within a narrow range as concerns about rising inventories overshadowed the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries before the release of US crude oil inventory data(OPEC)Support provided by reduced production, United StatesAPIThe slightly lower than expected increase in crude oil inventories led to an increase in oil prices in post market trading.
US crude oil inventories have been rising for seven consecutive weeks, Beijing time3month1According to data released by the American Petroleum Institute, as of2month24Day and WeekAPIIncrease in crude oil inventory250.210000 barrels to5.18Billion barrels, growth rate lower than expected285Ten thousand barrels. After the release of crude oil inventory data,WTIFluctuations in crude oil futures12Cents, short-term highest touch54dollar/Bucket.

This month, Brent crude oil has hardly changed, and US crude oil is expected to rise2%Slightly stronger. US gasoline futures closed lower1.35%To per gallon1.5120USD, previouslyAPIData shows an unexpected increase in US gasoline inventories last week, which also put pressure on oil product prices.
   
According to a Reuters survey, analysts and economists predict that the average price of Brent crude oil this year will be per barrel57.52US dollars. Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries(OPEC)Five sources from member countries and the oil industry said that Saudi Arabia hopes that crude oil prices will rise to per barrel this year60About USD.
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