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Oil rose on the eve of a holiday in the United States, where it was listed at $ 75, in a fearsome market for the future of global supply.
On the New York Mercantile Exchange (Nymex), a barrel of light sweet crude (WTI) in delivery contracts in August closed at $ 74.14 against 73.94 Monday. During the session he scored 75.27; its best price since November 2014.
On the London market, the North Sea Brent crude barrel for delivery in September rose 46 cents to close at 77.76 dollars.
The market fears a serious reduction in supply because political problems block the majority of Libyan exports. In addition, the United States demanded that the world not buy Iranian oil in November.
"These risks are adding to Venezuela, the oil industry is still in constant decline and infrastructure problems are preventing exports from Canada and the southern United States. "Morgan Stanley analysts said.
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