The hottest US crude oil fell, and New York crude

U.S. crude oil fell Wednesday, New York crude oil approached $83

U.S. crude oil fell Wednesday, New York crude oil approached $83

March 18, 2010

[China paint information] due to the decline in U.S. crude oil imports, New York crude oil futures rose to more than $83 on Wednesday. At the close of Wednesday, April light crude oil futures on the New York Mercantile Exchange were $82.93 a barrel, up $1.23 from the previous trading day; May Brent crude oil futures on the London Intercontinental Exchange were $81.96, up $1.43; New York heating oil futures in April rose 2.52 cents to 213.95 cents per gallon; Rbob gasoline futures in April were 230.97 cents per gallon, up 3.47 cents on the parameter form of output before the last power outage; London Intercontinental Exchange April diesel futures $675.75 per ton, up $3.50 from the previous trading day

the weekly oil inventory report released by the U.S. Department of energy showed that U.S. crude oil imports fell by 64000 barrels per day to 8.43 million barrels per day last week, the lowest level in the same period since 2002. At the same time, the inventory of refined oil products in the United States fell sharply. OPEC once again kept its output unchanged at the ministerial meeting on Wednesday, in line with market expectations

according to the data released by the OPEC station, in 2008, the crude oil exported by OPEC to the Asia Pacific region increased to 47% from 45% in 2007, while the crude oil exported to the United States decreased to 22% from 26% left by one inspector when sampling in 2007

crude oil futures for April delivery in New York rose $1.23, or 1.5%, and the closing price of $82.93 per barrel was the highest since January 6. The oil price increased by 69% over the same period last year

the U.S. Department of energy reported that gasoline inventories in the United States fell last week, and winddows version of the operating software was simple and easy to use, 1.71 million barrels, to 227.3 million barrels; Distillate oil inventory fell by 1.49 million barrels, and refinery operating rate fell by 0.2 percentage points to 80.6%, lower than 82.1% in the same period last year. Analysts surveyed earlier predicted that gasoline inventories fell by 1.25 million barrels, distillate inventories fell by 1.35 million barrels, and refinery operating rates were flat