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The Texas Intermediate Oil Price (WTI) fell 0.28% yesterday and closed at US $ 73.94 per barrel, as concerns grow in the market for Libya's production and production. 39, Iran and the intention of EE. UU reduce to zero the income that the latter country derives from the sale of crude oil.
At the end of live trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange (Nymex), WTI futures for delivery in August lost 21 cents, compared to the previous session.
On Monday, the Libyan national oil company (NOC) announced the interruption of crude exports from the ports of Zueitina and Hariga, under the control of forces led by Marshal Jalifa Hafter, a strong man of the United States. East of the country, decreeing the state of "force majeure".
The NOC, an agency linked to the UN-backed government in Tripoli, which Hafter opposes, said that the operations of the war and the blockade of these terminals by the marshal's troops saturated the storage tanks and assumed losses amounting to 67 million euros.
While Iran unveiled Sunday a plan through which it seeks to offer its oil through the national stock exchange so that the private sector can buy it seamlessly and export it, in order to maintain sales despite the threat of EE. UU to revive the sanctions against this country.
In addition, the first Iranian Vice President, Eshaq Yahanguiri, said that they had started negotiations with "friendly countries" such as China and India, major buyers, to continue to sell their oil.
Iran, whose daily exports reached 2.8 million barrels of oil and gasoline last month, called on members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), whose Saudi Arabia, to "refrain from unilateral action" and accept EA applications. UU
State Department Political Planning Director Brian Hook has assured that the United States aspires to reduce to zero the income that Iran derives from the sale of oil through a campaign directed to countries that buy oil. .
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