Commodity Closing – Europe/Oil-Gas Majors 18.12.18
NEW YORK – Oil prices tumbled on Tuesday after reports of swelling inventories and forecasts that record U.S. and Russian output will hit a market that may see weaker demand if global growth deteriorates as many expect. U.S. crude oil fell $2.78, or 5.5 percent to trade at $47.10 a barrel by mid-day. The session low was $46.97, its weakest since September 2017.
| NYMEX Crude Oil |
47.20 USD
|
-2.68
|
-5.68% | Dec 18 | 7:14PM GMT |
| ICE Brent Crude |
57.02 USD
|
-2.59
|
-4.54% | Dec 18 | 12:00AM GMT |
| NYMEX RBOB Gasoline |
1.37 USD
|
-0.04
|
-2.98% | Dec 18 | 7:14PM GMT |
| Dubai Crude Spot |
54.58 USD
|
-2.77
|
-5.08% | Dec 02 | 7:24PM GMT |
| ICE Gas Oil |
531.50 USD
|
-18.75
|
-3.53% | Jan 19 | 12:00AM GMT |
| NYMEX No2 Heating Oil |
1.78 USD
|
-0.05
|
-2.74% | Dec 18 | 7:15PM GMT |
| NYMEX Nat Gas |
3.80 USD
|
+0.27
|
+7.04% | Dec 18 | 7:14PM GMT |
| ICE NBP Nat Gas |
66.10 GBP
|
-1.93
|
-2.92% | Dec 18 |