Brent crude oil is trading at $ 35.8 per barrel, according to ICE in London. During today’s auction, its price for the first time since April 9 rose above $ 36. The cost of WTI crude oil also increased and reached $ 33.3 per barrel.
A day earlier, following the increase in Brent oil prices, Russian Urals oil went up. For the first time since mid-March, its cost exceeded $ 30 per barrel.
The dollar exchange rate on the Moscow Exchange is 71.3 rubles / $, the euro – 78.4 rubles / €.
Recall that oil prices are stabilizing against the backdrop of the largest-ever OPEC + deal to reduce production, as well as due to the restoration of demand for raw materials due to the lifting of restrictions in the context of the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic. Following the rise in oil prices, the Russian market also began a gradual recovery.
On the stabilization of exchange rates – in the article “Kommersant” “The market comes out of the March failure.”
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