Crude oil prices are little changed on Friday ahead of a highly anticipated speech by US Federal Reserve chairman that could offer signals of more monetary stimulus, although it is "unlikely to have too much impact on prices”, an analyst said.
The front month Brent crude oil contract last traded at USD 112.71/bbl, up USD 0.06 day on day. On Thursday, the same contract ended USD 0.11 higher at USD 112.65 on the Ice platform.
Meanwhile, the US WTI front month contract was last seen traded USD 0.07 firmer at USD 94.69/bbl.
"The market has found a level at the moment where it is waiting for new informa
Freitag, 31.08.2012, 09:01 Uhr
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