Oil prices are rising slightly with Europe's commercial agreement with America

Oil prices rose slightly after the United States and the European Union signed a trade agreement before the deadline set by President Donald Trump to impose customs duties on August 1. Brent Crude Price approached $ 69 a barrel after closing by 1.1%, and the price of the Western Texas -Tussentage rough exceeded $ 65. Von der Line on some of the most important details of the agreement. Economic growth prospects are threatened with Trump’s policy, Trump’s commercial policy and the threats of targeted countries to respond to concerns about the global economic growth prospects, which negatively affected oil and other goods. The decision of the OPEC+ coalition to increase its production classes quickly puts the market on the course of registration of a glow in the offer later this year. A committee attached to OPEC+ meets later today to judge the situation in the oil market before a meeting is held Sunday to make a decision on the production policy for the month of September. According to delegates, the coalition is expected to raise production shares again. A Chinese US ceasefire in the fees, Trump and the Pop Deir Line announced the trade agreement on Sunday, although they did not disclose the full details or issued any written documents. The United States, which also reached an agreement with Japan, set a final date on August 1 to conclude the agreement with its commercial partners before the US customs duties became valid. US and Chinese officials will meet for commercial talks on Monday, and the newspaper “South China Morning Post” reported that the two countries are expected to expand the ceasefire of customs duties, according to people whose identity has not been determined. In the latest transactions, Brent -Ru contracts increased by 0.5% in September to $ 68.77 a barrel at 11 o’clock Singapore time. West -texas -Irmediate crude contracts for September rose 0.4% to $ 65.45 a barrel.