Oil closes positive for first time in 6 sessions
09/09/2024
Argaam

Oil drilling rigs
Oil closed higher today, Sept. 9, ending a series of declines that lasted for five consecutive sessions, pressured by concerns about weak demand in major economies.
Brent crude futures for November delivery rose 1.1%, or 78 cents, to $71.84 a barrel.
WTI crude futures for October delivery increased by 1.55%, or $1.04, to $68.71 per barrel.
Morgan Stanley analysts cut their forecast for Brent crude prices in the fourth quarter of this year to $75 a barrel from $80, after lowering their forecast for the same period in August from $85 a barrel.
Baker Hughes data showed that the number of oil rigs worldwide decreased year-on-year in August by 53 units, but increased compared to the previous month by 22 units, to 1,735 rigs.
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Dubai
5,897.57
(9.63)
(0.16 %)
Abu Dhabi
9,960.24
(33.00)
(0.33 %)
TASI
10,542.23
(47.72)
(0.45 %)
Qatar
9,209.53
(49.77)
(0.54 %)
Kuwait
9,063.91
13.25
0.15 %
Muscat
7,828.06
39.92
0.51 %
Bahrain
1,898.90
(2.96)
(0.16 %)
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Brent Crude Oil
101.51
0.58
0.57%
Nymex
89.08
(1.16)
(1.29%)
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