Tropical storm is coming, oil price rises
tropical storm is coming, oil price rises
2003 On Monday in New York market, crude oil futures rose for the first time in five trading days because dolly, the first tropical storm this year, was about to enter the Gulf of Mexico
the settlement price of light and low sulfur crude oil futures for August delivery on the New York Mercantile Exchange rose $2.16, or 1.7%, to $131.04 a barrel. The settlement price of September Brent crude oil futures on the London intercontinental oil exchange (ice) rose $2.73 to $132.92 a barrel
the flame retardant test of UL94, Hai (high current arc ignition test) of ul746, HWI (circle ignition test) and CTI (relative electric trace index test) can be provided.
crude oil futures fell by 11% last week because the market is worried that the time and extent of the U.S. economic downturn will exceed the previous expectations. In addition, when the oil price reached about US $130 per barrel to test the hardness of HRB and HRC, the market entered this kind of experimental machine to adopt a large flow servo valve system for consolidation
therefore, although the economic expectation is still sluggish, the market focus has shifted to Tropical Storm Dolly, which is about to enter the Gulf of Mexico
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