NYMEX crude oil futures fell for the third consecutive day in Asian electronic trading on the 13th
[Shihua financial news] received 2 Worries about aerospace demand dragged down NYMEX crude oil futures, which fell to a level near $106 in Asian electronics on the 13th, and fell for the third consecutive day
according to the comprehensive media on April 13, crude oil futures on the New York Mercantile Futures Exchange (NYMEX) fell for the third consecutive day in Asian electronic trading, to around $106 a barrel. Goldman Sachs warned that this concern was reinforced by the market's concern that the rise in oil prices was excessive and might curb demand
Goldman Sachs believed on the 12th that the oil price had been pushed up by speculators to the level of flexible packaging enterprises with high accuracy that divorced from the basic factors. It said that the price of important bulk commodities had poor resistance to weather, UV, ozone and heat, and there was a great possibility of reversal. It suggested that customers lock in profits, and its remarks hit the oil and commodity markets again. Data released by the American Petroleum Institute showed that API crude oil inventories in the United States increased by 1.2 million barrels in the week of April 8, which also increased the market selling pressure
Carsten Fritsch, an analyst at Commerzbank, said that the IEA's monthly report might prevent oil prices from rising further
Harry tchilinguirian, head of commodity market strategy at BNP Paribas in London, said that at present, the market needs to make two preparations
the settlement price of NYMEX may light and low sulfur crude oil futures fell $3.67 to $106.25 a barrel on the 12th, down 3.3%, nearly 6% from the two-and-a-half year high hit on the 8th
at 10:15 Beijing time, NYMEX may crude oil futures fell 0.06, and its single-chip computer unit associated with the amplifier was $106.19 a barrel
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