Brent crude oil prices have already risen by $10 per barrel since the
military took over Egypt’s government in early July. However, conflict
in Syria and unrest in Libya have also played a role in rising oil
prices. WTI crude was trading
at $107.33 per barrel, up 0.45 percent, and Brent up 0.34 percent, at
$110.58 per barrel, on the morning of August 15th (GMT), after pro-Morsi
supporters were just overrun. By the end of the day, Brent crude
futures for September delivery traded at $111.11, the highest since
March. A spokesperson for the Suez Canal, which transports oil from the
Middle East to global markets, says
oil transportation infrastructure security has been re-fortified. The
Suez Canal and SUMED (Suez-Mediterranean) Pipeline are strategic routes
for Persian Gulf oil and gas shipments to Europe and North America. source
"coups d'état démocratiques" et hausse du pétrole.
"coups d'état démocratiques" et hausse du pétrole.
111,11 $ le baril......
il y en a qui ne "perdent pas tout" et surtout pas la tête ni le nord !