TẦM NHÌN "ĐỊA-VĂN-CHÍNH-CÔNG-KINH"
QUYẾT ĐỊNH THÀNH CÔNG

I FORESEE TO WIN
NOTHING IS PERMANENT EXCEPT CHANGE

  • International benchmark Brent crude has tumbled nearly 9 percent from last week’s high of more than $79 a barrel. It’s most recent dip comes amid emerging evidence of higher global crude production.
  • “Political and economic events are shaping the oil market in a way that they have not shaped for quite some time,” Tamas Varga, senior analyst at PVM Oil Associates, said in a research note published Thursday.
  • Still, some investors say a recent dip in crude futures represents a buying opportunity because U.S. sanctions against Iran and other supply disruptions could reignite fears of a supply crunch.

OTHER NEWS

Trung Quốc ấn định tỷ giá tham chiếu của đồng nhân dân tệ ở mức 6,6971 nhân dân tệ đổi 1 USD, tương ứng mức giảm giá 0,01%.

Read more

The investment bank now expects international benchmark Brent crude to average $62.50 a barrel this year, down from a previous forecast of $70. Meanwhile, U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) is expected to average $55.50 in 2019, down from a prior estimate of $64.50, the investment bank said in a research note published Sunday.

Read more