October WTI oil futures rose 1.04% to $ 57.11 a barrel.
Futures for Brent crude for November delivery increased 0.83% to $ 62.05 per barrel.
On September 5, the price of Brent crude oil exceeded $ 62 per barrel for the first time since August 2.
Expert Vladimir Klimanov commented on an IMF report in an interview with FBA Economics Today, according to which a fall in oil prices since 2014 contributed to the decrease in the growth rate of the Russian economy more than forecasts than sanctions.