2023-11-02 19:39:09
Direct: Oil prices rose at the end of trading on Thursday, with the dollar index declining following the Federal Reserve fixed interest rates, which increased the attractiveness of the commodity and enhanced expectations of demand for crude.
Brent crude futures for January delivery rose by 2.6%, equivalent to $2.22, at $86.85 per barrel, ending a series of losses that extended over three sessions.
The price of US Nymex crude for December delivery also rose by 2.5%, or $2.02, to record $82.46 per barrel, achieving its first gain since the beginning of the week.
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53% increase in the Kingdom’s non-oil revenues in the third quarter of 2023
The Kingdom’s budget: spending growth in the third quarter to 294.31 billion riyals
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