Oil prices are edging lower on Wednesday ahead of a meeting on Thursday by oil cartel Opec with it expected to leave quotas unchanged and amid ongoing eurozone concerns, plus a further rise in US crude inventories.
The front month contract for Brent crude North Sea oil was last seen USD 0.10 below Tuesday's close at USD 97.04/bbl, while the equivalent WTI contract on Nymex last traded USD 0.45 lower at USD 82.88/bbl. "We're obviously seeing ongoing eurozone worries and concerns about the Spanish banks bailout, or the supposed bailout,” one Australian analyst said. "And underlying al
Mittwoch, 13.06.2012, 09:06 Uhr
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