Investors have the price of oil since the US court has dominated Trump tariffs

By Stephanie Kelly

In New York (Reuters), the prices fell by more than 3% on Thursday, former income, because investors decided to an US court that prevents President Donald Trump tariffs.

The market also followed the potential new sanctions of Opec + decision on the march as a result of the raw streams and march of the United States and the OPEC + decision.

Brent Crude Futures settled in 75 cents or 1.2%, a barrel for $ 64.15. West Texas Ara Texas has dropped a barrel for 90 kopecks or 1.5%, 60.94 per barrel.

The US court has decided to use the US court’s US court to import international duties by US trade partners and exceeded the authorities. In some industry, special tariffs in some industry, Trump’s use of a different charter, cars, steel and aluminum were asked to enter some areas.

Futures, continuously withdrew throughout the sessions, because major Trump management officials have lowered the judge and other legal avenues that insist.

“As the US Trade Court Preliminary Market Reaction, Meeting Progresses,” Jim Ritterbusch, the US Energy Consultant Ritterbusch and Associates.

“The interpretation of this response did not change much, and will continue with several sector tariffs, such as the rude tariffs covering Trump tariffs from today.”

IEA CEO Fatih Birol, IEA Executive Director Fatih Birol, said that the oil demand for oil and the oil prices in Russia and Iran are “question marks” in China and Iran.

The United States and Iran, Trump’s Washington came out of Iran’s 2015 deal and came out of the Iran and great powers that seriously restricted these activities.

“We have seen a lot of back and forward concerns about the peace agreement, and the peace agreement, which we approach the peace agreement,” said Phil Flynn, the Price Futures group. “In many of these markets, we now move technically and emotionally.”

In the focus of Opec +

The Oil Supply Front, Oil Exporting Countries and Allies OPEC + The Organization of the Allies called OPEC + may agree on Saturday to increase oil production in July.

“We think the group will agree with the greater supply of 411,000 barrels per day.