El barril de Brent sube un 3,18 %, hasta 69,47 dólares, ante la tensión de EEUU e Irán
El precio del barril de Brent para entrega en abril subió este miércoles un 3,18 %, hasta situarse en 69,47 dólares, al cierre de la sesión en el Mercado de Futuros de Londres. El crudo del mar del Norte, de referencia en Europa, avanzó 2,14 dólares en el Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) respecto a la última […]
TL;DR
- Brent crude for April delivery closed at $69.47, up 3.18% in the London Futures Market.
- The rise was attributed to stalled U.S.-Iran nuclear negotiations, reawakening fears of Middle East oil supply disruptions.
- Iran later announced nuclear negotiations with the U.S. would take place in Oman on Friday.
- The market had previously been in a downward trend due to de-escalating tensions.
- The U.S. Secretary of State insisted that Iran nuclear deal negotiations must include limitations on its ballistic missile program, which Tehran rejects.
- A fall in U.S. crude reserves also contributed to the price increase.
- Experts note the long-term trend remains influenced by structural oversupply and OPEC+'s decision to maintain production levels.