Oil sank to levels below 55 dollars a barrel oil on the exchange in the U.S., which deepened cheapen its nearly 7 percent for the last day. Quotations made down because of fears that the slowing economy will lead to a decline in demand for raw materials.
Yesterday U.S. data were published MasterCard, according to the consumption of gasoline fell by 4.2 percent in the last week, which is the 29th consecutive weekly decline. Negative impact on sentiment turns and news of slowing the growth of industrial production to China to the lowest rate for the past 7 years, transmit Bloomberg.
Fears of a drop in oil search in 2009 have strong pressure on the price of raw materials, says Victor Shum of Purvin & Gertz Inc.
During the trading session yesterday in the U.S. with oil supply in December rose a less expensive by 5.3 per cent (3.17 dollars) to finish the session at 56.16 dollars on barrel, which is the lowest closing price 29 January 2007 onwards. Subsequently electronic platform of exchange in New York lost more raw material 2.15 percent in Asian trading quoted at 54.95 dollars for barrel oil.
Variety of Brent oil was cheaper by 6 per cent yesterday and closed trading session at the lowest level since January 18, 2007 onwards - to 52.37 dollars barrel oil. At the time the December futures trade which ends today, losing another 2.23 percent in Asian trading session at 51.20 dollars for barrel.
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