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A barrel of Brent crude (reference used by Colombia) for delivery in September ended yesterday in the London futures market at $ 71.84. The figure represents 4.63% less than at the close of the previous session.
The North Sea crude, a benchmark in Europe, closed the day in the International Exchange Futures with a decline of $ 3.49 compared to the last trading, when it was ended at $ 75.33.
Brent depreciated due to concerns over a possible drop in Libya's supply and Iran, also affected by US sanctions, declined.
The President of Russia, Vladimir Putin after meeting in Finland with his American counterpart Donald Trump suggested that the two countries could "collaborate" to regulate the volatility of the markets.
In contrast, the price of intermediate oil (WTI) fell 4.2% and closed at $ 68.06 a barrel, as the supply of crude oil will remain stable in the coming months.
Live trading on the Mercan Stock Exchange In New York, future WTI contracts for delivery in August lost $ 2.95 from the previous session.
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