Free Market Oil Price Decreases as US Oil Inventories Grow

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The free market oil price is declining as US commercial crude oil inventories grow, trading information revealed Wednesday.

MOSCOW, September 17 (RIA Novosti) - The free market oil price is declining as US commercial crude oil inventories grow, trading information revealed Wednesday.

As of 6:51 p.m. Moscow time (14:51 GMT) the price of November futures on Brent Crude Oil decreased by 0.39 percent to $98.67 per barrel. The October futures price on WTI crude oil went down by 0.83 percent to $94.1 per barrel.

Earlier on Wednesday, the US Energy Information Administration reported that the volume of US commercial crude oil inventories increased over the week ending September 12 by 3.7 million barrels and stood at 362.3 million barrels.

Weekly reports by the US Energy Department on crude oil inventories, gasoline, and fuel oil are important indicators that define energy price fluctuations globally.

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