Rebound by the dollar and U.S. commercial crude oil inventories rose more than expected and other factors, international oil prices fell slightly 27.
"Wall Street Journal" reported 27, the Fed announced early next month plans to buy treasury bonds market size may be smaller than expected, the news prompted the dollar rebounded, leading to dollar-denominated commodity prices.
U.S. Department of Energy inventory report released, as of last week, U.S. commercial crude oil inventories increased by 500 million barrels, more than the market had expected 150 million barrels, while gasoline inventories fell 44 million barrels.
By the above factors, international oil prices fell slightly. New York light sweet crude for December delivery futures fell 61 cents to settle at $ 81.94 a barrel. London Brent crude fell 43 cents to settle at $ 83.23 a barrel. (Chen Gang)