NEW YORK, June 28 morning news, New York crude oil futures prices ended lower on Monday, announced last week due to increased supply of information leading to the market worried about the prospects for oil demand, but the dollar's weakening in most of the trading session in the oil futures market formed part of the support.
Day, the New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX) 8, light sweet crude for January delivery fell 55 cents to close at $ 90.61 a barrel, down 0.6 percent, the highest since February 18, the lowest closing price since; disk touched $ 89.61 a barrel, the highest since June 22, the lowest intraday price since. So far the second quarter, New York crude oil futures prices fell by 15% so far this month fell to nearly 12%, mainly due to market concerns about the global economic outlook and the International Energy Agency (IEA) decided to release crude oil reserves impact.
London's ICE Futures Europe in August delivery price of Brent North Sea crude rose 87 cents to close at $ 105.99 a barrel. New York crude oil futures price and the price of Brent crude oil futures on the difference between the June 15 hit a record high of $ 23.32 per barrel level.
French President Nicolas - Nicolas Sarkozy (Nicolas Sarcozy) on Monday approved a plan drafted by the French banking industry, the content of these banks will be extended Greek bonds, the news promoting the euro against the dollar, thereby promoting the price of crude oil and other commodity futures decline after cutting. Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) of the latest reported U.S. dollar index 75.152 points, down from Friday's 75.355 points.
In other Nymex energy trading, July RBOB gasoline futures for May delivery rose 3 cents to close at $ 2.81 per gallon (about $ 0.74 per liter), or 1.1 percent, on Monday the contract has been close expired; July heating oil futures delivery rose 1 cent to close at $ 2.76 per gallon (about $ 0.73 per liter), the contract has expired at the close on Monday; July delivery Natural gas futures rose 3 cents to every $ 4.26 million British thermal units, the contract will expire at the close on Tuesday. (Civil and military)