World oil prices - TASS

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Price of Brent oil exceeds $81 per barrel on ICE first since October 8

Brent oil prices above $73 per barrel first time from December 4

Price of Brent oil down below $71 per barrel on ICE first since October 1

Oil prices may hit $92 a barrel if Middle East conflict escalates â€” World Bank

US Department of Energy lowers forecast for Brent crude price in 2024 to $82.8 per barrel

In 2025, the price of Brent is expected to be $84.09 per barrel, which is 1.2% lower than in the previous forecast

Withdrawals from inventories will push Brent price above $80/b â€” US Department of Energy

Experts from the US Department of Energy stress that more oil will be taken out of inventories in the fourth quarter of 2024 than previously expected, as OPEC+ countries decided to postpone increasing oil production until December

Brent prices drop below $69 per barrel on ICE, first time since December 2, 2021

WTI futures with the settlement in October declined to $65.68 per barrel

Brent prices drop below $70 per barrel on ICE, first time since December 20, 2021

WTI futures with the settlement in October lost 3.54% to $66.16 per barrel

Price of Brent oil down below $77 per barrel on Londonâ€™s ICE first since August 7

The price of futures contracts of WTI crude oil for October delivery are above $73 per barrel

Brent prices drop below $78 per barrel first time from August 8

WTI futures plunged by 1.86% to $74 per barrel

Brent prices drop below $77 per barrel on ICE â€” market data

WTI futures with the settlement in September lost 4.29% to $73.64 per barrel

Brent prices fall to $82 per barrel first time from June 14

Brent prices lost 0.97%

Brent oil price rises to $85 per barrel, first time since May 1

At the same time, futures for WTI crude oil with July delivery also rose to $80.49 per barrel

Current oil price objectively reflects market situation â€” Novak

The official also commented on the possibility of oil production increase by OPEC+ countries