International oil prices rose marginally during trading on Tuesday, amid anticipation of the outcome of the OPEC + meeting tomorrow, Wednesday.
Oil prices continued to rise in the first sessions of February, amid expectations of continued tightening of the supply of crude before the upcoming OPEC + meeting.
A Reuters survey revealed that the production of members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries reached 28.01 million barrels per day in January, compared to 27.8 million barrels per day in December.
The sources confirmed to Reuters that OPEC + will maintain its policy of gradually increasing production when it meets tomorrow.
In terms of trading today, Brent crude futures for April delivery rose by 0.35% to $89.58 a barrel.
The US NYMEX crude contracts for March delivery also rose by 0.35% to $88.46 a barrel.
