MOSCOW, July 3 - RIA Novosti. Oil prices on world markets fell Monday amid reports of weak performance in the U.S. economy, according to data exchanges.
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August futures price for North Sea petroleum mix of mark Brent Crude Oil at London exchange ICE (InterContinental Exchange Futures) on the basis of trades fell by 0.46 dollars - up to 97.34 dollars per barrel.
At the New York Stock Exchange NYMEH (New York Merchantile Exchange) cost of the August futures on U.S. light crude oil Light Sweet Crude Oil fell $ 1.21 - to 83.75 dollars per barrel.
On Friday, oil prices went up by 7-9% on hopes that the decisions of the heads of the EU in the field of economic problems in the region as a result of positive impact on the demand for "black gold".
However, on Monday gave way to fall in growth in the correction and on the background of weak macroeconomic data from the U.S.. Thus, the index of business activity in the industrial sector of the country in June for the first time in July 2009 decreased to 49.7% from 53.5% in May. The analysts forecast a decline to 52%.
All economic and business news on the agency's website Prime >>
August futures price for North Sea petroleum mix of mark Brent Crude Oil at London exchange ICE (InterContinental Exchange Futures) on the basis of trades fell by 0.46 dollars - up to 97.34 dollars per barrel.
At the New York Stock Exchange NYMEH (New York Merchantile Exchange) cost of the August futures on U.S. light crude oil Light Sweet Crude Oil fell $ 1.21 - to 83.75 dollars per barrel.
On Friday, oil prices went up by 7-9% on hopes that the decisions of the heads of the EU in the field of economic problems in the region as a result of positive impact on the demand for "black gold".
However, on Monday gave way to fall in growth in the correction and on the background of weak macroeconomic data from the U.S.. Thus, the index of business activity in the industrial sector of the country in June for the first time in July 2009 decreased to 49.7% from 53.5% in May. The analysts forecast a decline to 52%.
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