Oil Continues to Fall in Price
On August 21 the price of Brent crude oil continued to decline. In the morning the cost of Brent dropped to $ 46 per barrel. If Friday's trading is closed in the red, it will be the eighth consecutive weekly decline in oil prices. The last time this happened in early 1986.
Oil is getting cheaper against the backdrop of negative statistics from China, where industrial production is reduced.
In addition, the prices are pulled down by the glut in the market. Thus, oil production in the US increases (9% higher than a year ago).
The pace of production in Saudi Arabia also increases. According to some estimates, the current level of production is 11 million barrels per day, which is a historical record. -02D-
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