Brent crude rose marginally during Tuesday's trading, with investors absorbing the OPEC + decision, which confirmed its commitment to the policy of oil production without change during the month of November.
OPEC + has reconfirmed the plan to adjust oil production by an increase of 400,000 barrels per day in November, according to the previously announced.
RBC Capital Market said in a note cited by the Financial Times, that the OPEC + decision indicates the group's satisfaction with seeing crude prices at high levels, despite concerns about a deterioration in prices. The energy crisis in Europe and Asia.
At the same time, Capital Economics expected, in a note reported by Reuters, the start of a gradual normalization in demand growth and an increase in supply that may have an impact on prices starting from the current quarter .
In terms of today's trading, Brent crude futures for December delivery rose 0.2% to $81.41 a barrel, after crude exceeded $82 yesterday for the first time in 3 years. .
US NYMEX crude contracts for November delivery settled at $77.61 a barrel, after exceeding $78 yesterday for the first time since 2014.
