Oil marked increase in Asian session today as investors' eyes are focused on data this week and demand.
Futures for July, rose 0.14 percent to 60.63 dollars a barrel, while Brent July marked 0.2% increase to 66.97 dollars per barrel.
Late last week, crude oil fell as analysts say it is due to the decrease in demand, but once resumed hostilities in Yemen over the weekend, today "black gold" started with growth.
Spot oil supplies are traded at a price of $ 59.85 per barrel or 0.1% more expensive compared to Friday and supply contracts expire tomorrow (05/19/2015)
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