Affected by the situation in Libya, NYMEX crude oil futures rose 22 closed 2.3 percent to close at $ 84.12 a barrel, Brent crude futures fell, OPEC said it would clear the situation in Libya before the stay on the sidelines. 
   Integrated media reported on August 22, the New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX) crude oil futures rose 22, Yinlibiya development of the situation prompted investors to shift from buying North Sea Brent crude oil futures in New York light crude oil futures, prompting the former price down. 
  NYMEX Sebtember, light sweet crude rose $ 1.86, to close at $ 84.12 a barrel, or 2.3 percent, after earlier touching a minimum $ 81.13 per barrel, up $ 84.67 a barrel hit. 
  According to Dow Jones Newswires reported, ICE 10 Brent crude futures fell 36 cents, to $ 108.26 a barrel, down 0.3%. Tripoli in Libya has taken control of most of the opposition after news of the contract earlier touched a low of $ 105.15 a barrel, but recovered most of the lost ground late afternoon, as traders reduced Libyan oil exports will resume soon expected. Before the Civil War broke out in February, Libya exports 1.3 million barrels per day of high-quality oil.
        Libyan leader Shokri Ghanem 22 anti-government, said the country will in the next few months to resume oil production, since the end of the war-torn country's oil output interrupt situation.
        Persian Gulf oil-producing countries, a senior official said Thursday that Saudi Arabia is ready to take measures to adjust oil production, Libya to resume oil supplies to cope with the situation, but there are not any action. Libya to resume production will lead to market oversupply, then Saudi Arabia will cut production.
        In other energy trading, September RBOB gasoline futures fell 1 cent to close at $ 2.84 a gallon, down 0.2%; September heating oil futures fell 1 cent to close at $ 2.91 per gallon.