Dầu thô vẫn chịu áp lá»±c mất giá
Mặc dù dá»± trữ xăng của Mỹ được báo cáo giảm xuống trong tuần qua và tình hình tiêu thụ có phần cải thiện hÆ¡n Ä‘ã há»— cho giá dầu thô tăng trong phiên Mỹ tối qua, nhÆ°ng sáng nay, giá dầu Ä‘ã Ä‘uối sức bởi giá»›i đầu tÆ° quan ngại vá» má»™t số liệu khác là dá»± trữ dầu thô của Mỹ Ä‘ã tăng nhiá»u hÆ¡n dá»± báo của các nhà kinh tế.
Trong khi phiên Mỹ tối qua, giá dầu Ä‘ã tăng 4%, tÆ°Æ¡ng Ä‘Æ°Æ¡ng vá»›i 2,76 USD, đạt 71,51 USD/thùng sau khi Bá»™ năng lượng báo cáo trữ lượng xăng lÆ°u kho của Mỹ trong tuần kết thúc vào ngày 21/05 giảm 203.000 thùng xuống còn 221,6 triệu thùng, Ä‘ây là tuần giảm thứ ba liên tiếp.
Thêm vào Ä‘ó, Bá»™ năng lượng cÅ©ng báo cáo vá» tình hình tiêu thụ nhiên liệu trong tuần qua của Mỹ cÅ©ng có cải thiện hÆ¡n so vá»›i tuần trÆ°á»›c, tăng 0,6% và đạt bình quân 19,7 triệu thùng/ngày.
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By Ben Sharples
May 27 (Bloomberg) -- Oil declined in
Oil gave up some of yesterday’s 4 percent gain after an Energy Department report said crude stockpiles rose by 2.46 million barrels to 365.1 million last week. Supplies were forecast to climb by 250,000 barrels, according to a Bloomberg survey of 17 analysts. Concern about
“The Department of Energy data was mixed,” Toby Hassall, commodities analyst at CWA Global Markets Pty in Sydney, said by telephone. “The crude number was greater than expected. There is a wave of risk aversion that has flooded the market, stemming from
Toby Hassall, chuyên gia phân tích hàng hóa của CWA Global Markets Pty ở
Crude oil for July delivery dropped 74 cents, or 1 percent, to $70.77 a barrel, in electronic trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange at 8:33 a.m.
Oil rose yesterday after
“We were due for a bounce given the magnitude of decline over the last few weeks,” CWA’s Hassall said. “Volatility remains elevated.”
Fuel Supplies
Gasoline supplies fell 203,000 barrels to 221.6 million barrels, their third consecutive decline, the Energy Department report showed. Stockpiles were forecast to rise 300,000 barrels, according to a Bloomberg News survey.
Inventories of distillate fuel, a category that includes heating oil and diesel, declined 267,000 barrels according to the Energy Department.
Stockpiles at
The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development forecast yesterday that the global economy will expand 4.6 percent this year and 4.5 percent in 2011, compared with an average of 3.7 percent during the decade through 2006 as growth in emerging economies outpaces debt-burdened developed countries.
Brent crude oil for July settlement increased $2.19, or 3.2 percent, to $71.74 on the London-based ICE Futures Europe exchange yesterday. It was the first gain in 10 days.
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Last Updated: May 26, 2010 19:47 EDT