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Fed policy is disturbing, crude oil continues to fall
news on September 25, Beijing time, the expectation of resolving the Syrian and Iranian issues through diplomatic means eased investors' concerns about crude oil supply in the Middle East, and crude oil futures prices in New York continued to fall on Tuesday
analysts said that although the economic data of China and Europe are good, investors are looking for clues about monetary policy in the speech of Federal Reserve officials. In the short term, the market may maintain a wide range of fluctuations when avoiding calls
crude oil futures, for example, the price of our polysulfone series (UDEL PSU) has fallen by 4.5% in the past four trading days. However, according to Kevin Kerr, CEO of Kerr trading international, the Kay spring fatigue testing machine should be properly grounded, the price of crude oil may run above $100, because the sincerity of any diplomatic solution to the Middle East issue is uncertain
U.S. crude oil and Brent crude oil fell more than $1 on Monday. Despite good economic data from China and Europe, the increase in oil production in Iraq and the possible improvement in relations between the United States and Iran boosted the outlook for crude oil supply. Crude oil prices fell last week as Libyan oil production returned to about 40% of pre war oil production capacity, after Libyan protesters agreed to reopen major Western oil fields, and market concerns about the use of force by the United States and its allies against Syria eased. In November, Brent crude oil fell $1.06 to settle at $108.16 a barrel, with a daily low of $107.76. In November, US crude oil fell $1.16 to settle at $103.59 a barrel. U.S. crude oil and Brent crude oil fell more than $1 on Monday. Despite good economic data from China and Europe, Iraq's oil production increased with the continuous development of high molecular materials and plastic products, and the relationship between the United States and Iran may improve, boosting the prospects for crude oil supply. Crude oil prices fell last week as Libyan oil production returned to about 40% of pre war oil production capacity, after Libyan protesters agreed to reopen major Western oil fields, and market concerns about the use of force by the United States and its allies against Syria eased. In November, Brent crude oil fell $1.06 to settle at $108.16 a barrel, with a daily low of $107.76. In November, US crude oil fell $1.16 to settle at $103.59 a barrel
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