Oil rises amid declining fears caused by supply disruptions from Libya

Oil prices are falling this morning. At 10:04 a.m. Brent fell 0.36% and traded at $ 64.36, the WTI mark fell by 0.46% to $ 58.11. The prerequisite was that investors with a large are optimistic about the outlook for global demand black gold - fears that were present due to supply disruptions from Libya have subsided. Earlier oil sharply jumped in price due to blocking message oil pipelines in two Libyan fields, from the country's National Oil Company. Now the oil growth driver is a statement the latter that she approves of the calls of the United States to restore oil production, which were voiced by the American Embassy in Libya. Embassy stated that the National Oil Company should take measures to immediately restore volumes extracted raw materials. According to the chief commodity strategist RBC Capital Markets Helima Croft published by Reuters, market players stopped giving these interruptions of great importance, considering them a temporary phenomenon.