Beijing July 6 morning news, New York crude oil futures prices rose on Tuesday, a record three weeks since the highest closing price, because Barclays Capital forecasts global oil demand next year will continue to perform strongly, causing the market for crude oil supply will become tense fears. In addition, the U.S. economy and investor optimism about the outlook for the U.S. authorities may tighten the regulatory requirements of crude oil on the market is also expected to form a support.
 Day, the New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX) 8, light sweet crude for January delivery rose $ 1.95 to close at $ 96.89 a barrel, or 2.1 percent, the highest since June 14, the highest closing price since, after earlier highest touched $ 96.89. Over the past year, the New York crude oil futures prices rose 34%.
 London's ICE Futures Europe in August delivery price of Brent North Sea crude rose $ 2.01, to $ 113.40 a barrel, or 1.8%.
 Barclays Capital expects North Sea Brent crude oil futures prices in 2012, the average price per barrel $ 115, $ 10 higher than previously expected; New York light crude futures, the average price of $ 110 per barrel, higher than previously expected $ 4. Crude oil futures prices are generally the U.S. dollar showed the opposite trend, but the U.S. economy's overall prospects for optimism in today's trading also played a boost in oil prices and the dollar effect. Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) of the latest reported U.S. dollar index 74.676 points, up 0.6 percent on Monday.
 In other Nymex energy trading, the August delivery RBOB gasoline futures rose less than 1 cent to close at $ 2.98 per gallon (about U.S. $ 0.787 per liter); August heating oil futures delivery prices rose 3 cents to close at $ 2.96 per gallon (U.S. $ 0.782 per liter); August natural gas futures prices rose 5 cents to close at per million British thermal units $ 4.36. (Civil and military)