Brent rises 0.41%, to $ 68.44, its highest price since May

By Joao J. Last updated Jan 2, 2020

Las bolsas europeas abrieron a la baja el jueves por unos datos económicos decepcionantes en Alemania y Francia que arrojaron nuevas dudas sobe la recuperación económica de la zona euro. En la imagen, un hombre mira las pantallas de los índices bursátiles en la Bolsa de Nueva York el 13 de marzo de 2014. REUTERS/Lucas Jackson

The price of Brent barrel for delivery in February ended Monday at the London futures market at $ 68.44, 0.41% more than at the close of the previous session and its Maximum price since May.

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The North Sea oil, a reference in Europe, concluded the day at the International Exchange Futures with an increase of $ 0.28 compared to the last negotiation, when it closed at $ 68.16.

The price of Brent continues to rise upward between optimism because China and the United States close a trade agreement, which would be positive for the global economy and energy demand.