Beijing time on August 11 morning news, New York crude oil (81.38-1.51-1.82%) futures prices rebound on Wednesday, reversing the previous day's closing down for several movements, because, according to U.S. government report showed crude oil inventories last week, has been reduced, and the stock market fell sharply.
Day, the New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX) 9 Light, sweet crude for January delivery rose $ 3.59 to close at $ 82.89 a barrel, or 4.5 percent, the highest since May 9, the highest single-day gain since. In the previous trading day, the New York crude oil futures prices fell 2.5 percent, to close at $ 79.30 a barrel, the highest since September 29 last year, the lowest closing price since. So far this year, New York crude oil futures prices fell 9.3%.
London's ICE Futures Europe in September delivery Brent crude futures rose $ 4.11 to close at $ 106.68 a barrel, or 4%. By the closing price of Brent crude oil futures in New York light crude oil futures price and the difference between the price of $ 23.79 per barrel, setting a historical record.
U.S. Department of Energy's Energy Information Administration (EIA) inventory report released today, as of August 5 the week to 520 million barrels of crude oil inventories unexpectedly decreased. Market research firm Platts survey, analysts on average expected the week to 180 million barrels of crude oil inventories to increase. The report also shows that as of August 5, when gasoline inventories fell 1.6 million barrels in the week to, in order to reduce 1.2 million barrels analysts expected; distillates (including diesel and heating oil) inventories fell 700,000 barrels, analysts expected to increase 120 million barrels.
In other Nymex energy trading, September RBOB gasoline futures for May delivery rose 11 cents to close at $ 2.78 per gallon (about $ 0.73 per liter), or 4.3%; September delivery of heating oil futures rose 10 cents to close at $ 2.87 per gallon (about $ 0.76 per liter), or 3.6%; September natural gas futures rose 1 cent to close at per million British thermal units $ 4, or 0.2%. (Yiyun)