The price of a barrel of Brent oil for delivery in June reached a maximum of 91.90 dollars yesterday on the London futures market.
The appreciation was above 1.30 percent compared to the previous day.
North Sea crude, which serves as a reference in Europe and also for Angola, closed the day on the International Exchange Futures with an increase of 1.30 dollars compared to the last negotiation, when it closed at 90.65 dollars, this on Thursday -fair.
The price of oil rose after OPEC+, led by Saudi Arabia and Russia, decided on Wednesday to keep its members’ supply unchanged, despite being in favor of intervening in the market.
Added to this is the uneasiness of global investors regarding the situation in the Middle East, worsened after the attack on the Iranian consulate in Syria, which Tehran attributes to Israel, as well as the death of seven humanitarian workers in the Gaza Strip.
