Commodity Closing – Europe/Oil-Gas Majors 11.12.18
NEW YORK – Oil futures rose on Tuesday with the help of an increase in global stock markets, an outage reducing Libyan crude production and a gradual decrease in Russian output. U.S. crude oil production is expected to average 12.06 million barrels per day (bpd) in 2019, the U.S. Energy Information Administration said on Tuesday, up 1.18 million bpd from the prior year which is a small upward revision from the previous forecast of a 1.16-million bpd rise. Output this year is forecast to rise by 1.53 million bpd to 10.88 million bpd, down from an earlier estimate of a rise of 1.55 million bpd.
| NYMEX Crude Oil |
51.73 USD
|
+0.73
|
+1.41% | Dec 18 | 5:59PM GMT |
| ICE Brent Crude |
60.46 USD
|
+0.49
|
+0.81% | Dec 18 | 12:00AM GMT |
| NYMEX RBOB Gasoline |
1.44 USD
|
+0.02
|
+1.48% | Dec 18 | 5:59PM GMT |
| Dubai Crude Spot |
58.43 USD
|
+0.64
|
+1.10% | Dec 02 | 6:09PM GMT |
| ICE Gas Oil |
568.50 USD
|
-3.75
|
-0.66% | Dec 18 | 12:00AM GMT |
| NYMEX No2 Heating Oil |
1.85 USD
|
+0.01
|
+0.54% | Dec 18 | 5:58PM GMT |
| NYMEX Nat Gas |
4.40 USD
|
-0.15
|
-3.32% | Dec 18 | 5:59PM GMT |
| ICE NBP Nat Gas |
65.11 GBP
|
+0.65
|
+1.00% |