Yinlibiya oil supply concerns again dominate the market, NYMEX crude oil futures on the 1st Asian electronic trading update two and a half high, Shouwen $ 107.
April 1 integrated media reports, the New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX) crude oil futures rose 1 Asian electronic trading two and a half high, the market fears OPEC (OPEC) member states may result in continued unrest in Libya, the country's oil exports continued to disruption to the oil market to bring support.
        Libyan government forces to recapture some lost ground from the opposition, Libya into a tug of war situation. Market in the Middle East and North Africa region is difficult to ease the oil supply concerns.
        Global Risk Management Analyst Thorbjoern Bak Jensen said the April 1 incident progress on the oil price is critical, and the market is beginning to shift the focus of the reconstruction costs in Japan, and Japan.
        Meanwhile, Brent crude futures also rose, once rose 0.43 to 117.79 U.S. dollars, 31, closed up $ 2.23 to $ 117.36 a barrel, or 1.9%, the highest since August 2008 the highest settlement price level.
        NYMEX 5 月 31 Light, sweet crude settled up $ 2.45 to $ 106.72 a barrel, or 2.4%, the highest since September 2008 that the contract's highest settlement price level.
        Beijing time 10:38, NYMEX 5-month crude rose $ 0.29 to $ 107.01 a barrel in intraday trading high of $ 107.65 a barrel. (Green Pine)