Oil prices remained at levels slightly above $ 50 a barrel in after yesterday's session fell below that level for the first time since April 2009 has prompted speculation about an increase in world supplies. Futures with a slight change after yesterday's fall of 5%.
West Texas Intermediate for the February delivery rose 21 cents to $ 50.25 a barrel yesterday after the price fell $ 2.65 to $ 50.04 a barrel. Brent for the February delivery rose 12 percent to $ 53.23 a barrel, while in yesterday's session it fell $ 3.31 or 5.9% are .Irak plans to increase oil exports to 3.3 million barrels a day this month amid current 2.94 million barrels per day. US exports rose in December to 9.14 million barrels per day, and expected production this year to rise to 9.32 million.
Gold is trading near weekly highs, as held above $ 1200 amid the crisis in Greece. Bullion for immediate delivery traded at a price of 1. $ 203.64 an ounce. Supplies for the February gold rose to $ 207.50 1 Silver for immediate delivery fell 0.2 percent to $ 16.15 an ounce, after the last two days increased by 3.3%. Spot platinum lost 0.4% of its price 1 $ 208.13 an ounce, while palladium fell 0.1% to $ 793.75 an ounce, noting the seventh consecutive day of decline, which is the longest sequential decrease from February to now.
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