Giá dầu sáng nay đã tiến sát mức 88 USD/thùng

Giá dáº§u sáng nay Ä‘ã tiáº¿n sát má»©c 88 USD/thùng

Trong phiên giao dá»‹ch Châu Á sáng nay táº¡i New York, giá dáº§u Ä‘ang á»Ÿ gáº§n sát má»©c 88 USD/thùng sau khi tá»· lá»‡ tháº¥t nghiá»‡p cá»§a Má»¹ giáº£m xuá»‘ng làm tÄƒng niá»m tin láº¡c quan vá» sá»± phá»¥c há»“i kinh táº¿, kháº£ nÄƒng sáº½ há»— trá»£ Ä‘áº¯c lá»±c cho nhu cáº§u nhiên liá»‡u á»Ÿ quá»‘c gia tiêu thá»¥ dáº§u thô nhiá»u nháº¥t tháº¿ giá»›i này tÄƒng lên.

Hôm qua, các há»£p Ä‘á»“ng tÆ°Æ¡ng lai tÄƒng 1,1% sau khi Bá»™ Lao Äá»™ng cho biáº¿t sá»‘ ngÆ°á»i ná»™p Ä‘Æ¡n xin trá»£ cáº¥p tháº¥t nghiá»‡p giáº£m 17.000 ngÆ°á»i xuá»‘ng còn 421.000 ngÆ°á»i trong khi dá»± báo trÆ°á»›c Ä‘ó cá»§a các chuyên gia kinh táº¿ trong kháº£o sát Bloomber là giáº£m xuá»‘ng còn 425.000 ngÆ°á»i. Sau má»™t ngày Ä‘á»©ng á»Ÿ má»©c cao, gía dáº§u Ä‘ã nhanh chóng thoái lùi do Ä‘á»“ng USD tÄƒng lên nhá» Fitch Ratings Ä‘ã háº¡ báºc tính nhiá»‡m các ngân hàng cá»§a Ireland, làm giáº£m tính háº¥p dáº«n hàng hóa Ä‘á»‘i vá»›i các nhà Ä‘áº§u tÆ°.

“Giá dáº§u thô á»•n Ä‘á»‹nh là nhá» Ä‘à tÄƒng giá cá»§a Ä‘á»“ng báº¡c xanh, thêm vào Ä‘ó là tá»· lá»‡ tháº¥t nghiá»‡p á»Ÿ Má»¹ giáº£m nhiá»u hÆ¡n so vá»›i dá»± báo trÆ°á»›c Ä‘ó làm há»“i sinh nhá»¯ng ká»³ vá»ng phá»¥c há»“i thá»‹ trÆ°á»ng lao Ä‘á»™ng” dáº«n lá»i ông Mark Pervan, chuyên gia hàng Ä‘áº§u trong cuá»™c nghiên cá»©u hàng hóa táº¡i ngân hàng Australia & New Zealand Banking Group Ltd.

Lúc 08h31 táº¡i sàn giao dá»‹ch New York, giá dáº§u thô WTI giao ká»³ háº¡n tháng 01/2011 tÄƒng 7 cent, lên má»©c 88,44 USD/thùng. Cuá»‘i phiên giao dá»‹ch hôm qua, giá dáº§u tÄƒng 9 cent lên má»©c 88,37 USD/thùng .

Hôm qua, Fitch cho biáº¿t khá»§ng hoáº£ng ná»£ Châu Âu Ä‘ã vÆ°á»£t ra khá»i kháº£ cá»©u trá»£ cá»§a má»™t cá nhân. Hiá»‡p há»™i Châu Âu và quá»¹ tiá»n tá»‡ Quá»‘c táº¿ Ä‘ã Ä‘á»“ng ý cho Ireland vay má»™t gói cá»©u trá»£ trá»‹ giá 85 tá»· EUR (113 USD tá»· USD) hôm 28/11, trÆ°á»›c Ä‘ó 07 tháng, 100 tá»· EUR cÅ©ng Ä‘ã Ä‘Æ°á»£c gá»i tá»›i Hy Láº¡p nháº±m giáº£i cá»©u các ngân hàng cá»§a nÆ°á»›c này.

Chá»‰ sá»‘ The Dollar Index tÄƒng 0,1% lên má»©c 80,061 Ä‘iá»ƒm. NhÆ° váºy, tá»· giá hoán Ä‘á»•i EUR/USD hiá»‡n Ä‘ã tÄƒng 0,2% tÆ°Æ¡ng Ä‘Æ°Æ¡ng vá»›i 1 EUR Ä‘á»•i Ä‘Æ°á»£c 1,3239 USD.

Äóng cá»a phiên hôm qua táº¡i London, giá dáº§u thô Brent tÄƒng 22 cent, tá»©c 0,2%, lên má»©c 90,99 USD/thùng.

Crude Oil Trades Near $88 After Gaining on Decline in U.S. Jobless Claims

By Ben Sharples - Dec 10, 2010 6:34 AM GMT+0700 inShareMore

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Oil traded near $88 in New York after a decline in U.S. jobless claims bolstered optimism the economic recovery may boost fuel demand in the world’s biggest crude-consuming nation.

Futures rose as much as 1.1 percent yesterday after the Labor Department said applications for unemployment benefits dropped 17,000 to 421,000. Economists forecast claims would fall to 425,000, according to the median of 50 projections in a Bloomberg News survey. Prices retreated from an intraday high as the dollar advanced on a Fitch Ratings downgrade of Ireland’s credit standing, curbing the appeal of commodities.

“Oil prices firmed after U.S. jobless claims fell more than expected and revived hopes that a labor market recovery is underway,” Mark Pervan, head of commodity research at Australia & New Zealand Banking Group Ltd. “A subsequent rising U.S. dollar weighed on crude prices.”

The January contract was at $88.44 a barrel, up 7 cents, in electronic trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange at 10:31 a.m. Sydney time. Yesterday, it added 9 cents to settle at $88.37 after trading between $87.71 and $89.42. Prices are down 0.7 percent this week and 11.6 percent higher this year.

The U.S. Labor Department said the number of people continuing to collect jobless benefits slipped by 191,000 in the week ended Nov. 27 to 4.09 million. They were forecast to fall to 4.24 million.

European Debt Crisis

Fitch said in a report yesterday that the euro region’s debt crisis has “escalated beyond the point that it can be contained” by individual bailouts. The European Union and the International Monetary Fund approved an 85 billion-euro ($113 billion) rescue for Ireland on Nov. 28, seven months after a 110 billion-euro bailout for Greece.

The Dollar Index, which tracks the greenback against the currencies of six major U.S. trading partners including the euro, yen and pound, rose 0.1 percent to 80.061. The dollar increased 0.2 percent to $1.3239 a euro.

Brent crude for January settlement rose 22 cents, or 0.2 percent, to $90.99 a barrel on the London-based ICE Futures Europe exchange yesterday.