Brent crude is trading above 41 dollars per barrel, being held on Friday at levels reached recently. On Thursday oil prices rose more than 4%.
The price of a barrel of oil of mark Brent with delivery in may on London’s ICE Futures exchange dropped to $0.12 (0.3%) and $41,42 per barrel.
Bloomberg calls the reasons for the increase in the cost of oil investor optimism regarding the conservation of the Central banks stimulative monetary policy and the depreciation of the dollar.
