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Petróleo sigue su ascenso por amenaza rusa de prolongar suspensión de venta de gas

Petróleo superó los $100 por barril este lunes 18 de julio, a pesar de visita de Joe Biden a Medio Oriente

(FILES) In this file photo taken on February 18, 2015 Picture taken on February 18, 2015 shows facilities of Novoprtovskoye oil and gas condensates oilfield of Russian gas and oil giant Gazprom at Cape Kamenny in the Gulf of Ob shore line in the south-east of a peninsular in the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous District, 250 km north of the town of Nadym, northern Russia. For the first time "Gazprom Neft" company implemented winter shipment of oil by sea from Novoportovskoye deposit located on the Yamal Peninsula. The first batch of raw materials in the amount of 16 thousand tons was sent to European consumers by two tankers accompanied by an icebreaker. AFP PHOTO / ANDREY GOLOVANOV - OPEC members and other oil-producing countries convene in Vienna this week December 2018 to discuss cutting their output targets, torn between plunging oil prices and pressure from the United States to keep prices low.  Under the watchful eye of major producers such as Saudia Arabia and Russia, delegates from both the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries and around 10 other non-OPEC members -- which together account for more than half of total global output -- will first hold preparatory meetings earlier in the week and then full plenary sessions on Thursday and Friday. (Photo by Andrey GOLOVANOV / AFP)
(FILES) In this file photo taken on February 18, 2015 Picture taken on February 18, 2015 shows facilities of Novoprtovskoye oil and gas condensates oilfield of Russian gas and oil giant Gazprom at Cape Kamenny in the Gulf of Ob shore line in the south-east of a peninsular in the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous District, 250 km north of the town of Nadym, northern Russia. For the first time "Gazprom Neft" company implemented winter shipment of oil by sea from Novoportovskoye deposit located on the Yamal Peninsula. The first batch of raw materials in the amount of 16 thousand tons was sent to European consumers by two tankers accompanied by an icebreaker. AFP PHOTO / ANDREY GOLOVANOV - OPEC members and other oil-producing countries convene in Vienna this week December 2018 to discuss cutting their output targets, torn between plunging oil prices and pressure from the United States to keep prices low. Under the watchful eye of major producers such as Saudia Arabia and Russia, delegates from both the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries and around 10 other non-OPEC members -- which together account for more than half of total global output -- will first hold preparatory meetings earlier in the week and then full plenary sessions on Thursday and Friday. (Photo by Andrey GOLOVANOV / AFP) ANDREY GOLOVANOV

Los precios del petróleo subieron este lunes 18 de julio por tercera sesión consecutiva, en un mercado al que no calmó la visita del presidente Joe Biden a Medio Oriente y que teme una suspensión prolongada de las exportaciones de gas ruso a Europea.

El barril de Brent para entrega en septiembre ganó un 5,05%, para cerrar en $106,27. MIentras que el WTI, para agosto, subió un 5,13%, a $102,60, cerrando en ambos casos por encima de los $100 por primera vez desde hace una semana.

“Los precios del crudo han vuelto a donde estaban, por encima de los $100 el barril, después de que el viaje del presidente Biden a Medio Oriente no resultara en compromisos”, dijo Edward Moya, de Oanda.

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