By the EU summit results and impact of IEA oil reserves are no longer running, NYMEX crude oil futures closed up 0.7% from 21 to close at $ 99.13 a barrel.
        Integrated media reported on July 21, the New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX) crude oil futures rose 21, the highest since mid-June the highest closing price since, due to EU leaders announced a plan designed to prevent the euro area sovereign debt crisis spread to other member states. Meanwhile, the IEA (International Energy Agency) decided not to release more crude oil reserve has also boosted oil prices.
        NYMEX 9 月份, light sweet crude rose 73 cents to close at $ 99.13 a barrel, or 0.7 percent, after earlier short break $ 100 a barrel. Brent crude futures fell 41 cents, to $ 117.74 a barrel.
        The second round of the euro-zone leaders agree on rescue package Greece, Greece will fully compensate for the financing gap. Official financing will reach 109 billion euros, of which the private sector is estimated to contribute 37 billion euros. European Financial Stability Fund (European Financial Stability Facility referred to EFSF) aid granted to Greek loan period will be extended to 15-30 years, a grace period of 10 years.
        In addition, the International Energy Agency decided not to put in the Strategic Petroleum Reserve.
        In other energy trading, August RBOB gasoline futures settled down 4.75 cents to $ 3.0995 a gallon, down 1.5%. August heating oil futures settled down 1.92 cents to $ 3.0992 a gallon. (Ling Han)