U.S. crude oil inventories declined by more than market expectations of the impact of higher international oil prices slightly on the 9th.
        8 U.S. Department of Energy inventory report released by the U.S. commercial crude oil inventories fell 500 million barrels, which fell by more than market expectations.
        9 U.S. Department of Commerce released a report, in May the fifth consecutive month the U.S. wholesale inventories up, which to some extent, stimulated the rise in oil prices. 
        In addition, by the New York stock market higher and the people on the economic recovery is expected to warming and other factors, international oil prices rose after 8 to 9 higher.
        To the closing, the New York Mercantile Exchange, light crude oil for delivery in August futures rose 65 cents to close at 76.09 U.S. dollars a barrel. London Brent crude futures rose 71 cents to close at 75.42 U.S. dollars a barrel. (Chen Gang)