global oil prices rose at the beginning of trading on Thursday amid a state of anticipation for the release of US stockpile data, which is scheduled to be announced by the Energy Information Administration at a later time today. / p>
Global crude prices also rose amid hopes that OPEC + would postpone the decision to reduce production levels scheduled at the beginning of next year, in light of the continued increase in Corona virus infections that Click on demand levels for crude.
Sources told Bloomberg that the OPEC + group is considering extending the agreement to cut production for a period ranging from 3 months to 6 months, as it is scheduled to hold a meeting at the end of the month Ongoing to discuss production levels.
OPEC + agreed earlier this year to start easing production cuts in January, as it is committed to cutting production by 7.7 million barrels per day at present.
Globally, futures prices for Brent crude for January delivery rose by 0.1% to $ 43.86 a barrel, and US Nymex crude for December delivery rose 0.2% at 41.53 Dollars per barrel.
