This is evidenced by the data of Bloomberg.
According to the agency, as of 8:13 am, the cost of futures for Brent crude rose by 0.33 percent.
At the same time, the price of December futures for WTI rose to $ 54.79 per barrel, adding 0.46 percent.
As previously reported, URA-Inform, futures for North Sea Brent crude oil this morning, October 31, 2017, is at a level of more than $ 60 per barrel. According to recent data, the cost of Brent crude is declining during the Asian trade. So, following the results of the session on Monday the futures on Brent rose by 0.46 dollars (0.8%), to $ 60.90 per barrel, the maximum since July 2, 2015.