In the New York crude oil market on the 14th, the international crude oil futures price temporarily rose to the $ 107 level per barrel against the backdrop of the view that the supply of crude oil from the oil-producing country Russia will be stagnant.

In the New York crude oil market on the 14th, the futures price of WTI, which is an indicator of international crude oil prices, temporarily rose to the $ 107 level per barrel.


It is the first time in two weeks that WTI futures prices have reached the $ 107 level per barrel.



In the background, it was reported that the EU-European Union is specifically considering a ban on the import of crude oil from Russia, which has led to a growing view that the supply of crude oil will be delayed.



In the New York market, the price of natural gas futures, which is an indicator, has also risen sharply recently, and it is wary that inflationary pressure will increase due to the rise in energy prices due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.



"Investors are nervous about how much crude oil supply from Russia will fall in the future, and crude oil prices are likely to remain volatile for the time being," said a market source.