U.S. dollar resumes rising oil prices Wednesday to $98.71

The early morning on February 9th, Beijing time, on Wednesday, with the progress of all-day trading, the optimistic market sentiment that the Greek debt crisis is expected to ease gradually disappeared. The imperfections of the euro caused the exchange rate of the US dollar to resume its upward trend. The prices of various commodities in the market have come under pressure; although earlier than the market’s expected official inventory growth figures have some support for today’s crude oil prices, the main crude oil contract eventually narrowed the gains to 98.71 barrels per barrel. Dollars.

On the New York Mercantile Exchange, the main crude oil contract for March rose 30 cents on Wednesday to close at $98.71 a barrel, or 0.3%. The contract rose to $100.09 a barrel earlier.