This is evidenced by the data of exchange trades from the Bloomberg rating.

As reported, on the eve of the close of trading, the price of February futures for Brent crude oil stopped at around 65.09 dollars per barrel. On Tuesday, the value of "black gold" continued to grow, reaching a mark of 65.24 dollars.

Note that earlier in early November, the cost of January futures for Brent crude oil exceeded $ 63 per barrel - this was the highest since June 2015.

As previously reported in URA-Inform, the price of North Sea Brent oil is more than 53 dollars per barrel. Thus, futures for Brent crude oil is at the level of $ 63.56 per barrel. In turn, this is 0.06% below the closing level of previous trades.