Crude oil prices Monday fell in today's trading in the U.S. global market after recording weekly losses affected by fears of a possible global recession, according to 'The Wall Street Journal.'
In terms of trading, US 'NYMEX' crude futures for August delivery decreased by 0.2% to $107.3 a barrel after last week's 0.3% losses.
Brent crude futures for August delivery fell 0.1 per cent to $112.9 a barrel.
Also, the 'Baker Hughes' oil services company announced that the number of oil diggers in the United States increased by ten, as the total number of diggers stands at 594.
Crude oil prices Monday fell in today's trading in the U.S. global market after recording weekly losses affected by fears of a possible global recession, according to 'The Wall Street Journal.'
In terms of trading, US 'NYMEX' crude futures for August delivery decreased by 0.2% to $107.3 a barrel after last week's 0.3% losses.
Brent crude futures for August delivery fell 0.1 per cent to $112.9 a barrel.
Also, the 'Baker Hughes' oil services company announced that the number of oil diggers in the United States increased by ten, as the total number of diggers stands at 594.
Crude oil prices Monday fell in today's trading in the U.S. global market after recording weekly losses affected by fears of a possible global recession, according to 'The Wall Street Journal.'
In terms of trading, US 'NYMEX' crude futures for August delivery decreased by 0.2% to $107.3 a barrel after last week's 0.3% losses.
Brent crude futures for August delivery fell 0.1 per cent to $112.9 a barrel.
Also, the 'Baker Hughes' oil services company announced that the number of oil diggers in the United States increased by ten, as the total number of diggers stands at 594.
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