By 06:25 ET, U.S. crude #prices were down 0.7% at $69.21 a #barrel, while #Brent was down 0.4% at $75.02 a barrel.

The increase was higher than the consensus #forecast of a 1.2 million #barrel build-up.

The increase was higher than the consensus #forecast of a 1.2 million #barrel build-up.

The increase was higher than the consensus #forecast of a 1.2 million #barrel build-up.

The increase was higher than the consensus #forecast of a 1.2 million #barrel build-up.

By 06:30 #ET, U.S. #crude futures were down 0.5% at $79.32 a barrel, while #Brent crude was down 0.5% at $86.00 a #barrel.

By 12:43 Moscow time, the price of Brent accelerated growth and reached $88.12 per barrel (+0.56%). Meanwhile, WTI futures with March 2023 #delivery increased by 0.48% to $82.03 per #barrel.

As of 12:31 Moscow time, the price of #Brent rose by 0.42% to $88 per #barrel.

The price of Brent crude oil with March delivery surpassed $88 per #barrel for the first time since #December 5 on London's ICE

Brent oil rises to $88 per #barrel , first time #since Dec 5

#LONDON (Reuters) -Oil #prices rose on Monday after tumbling by more than $2 a #barrel in the previous session as optimism over the #Chinese #economy outweighed concern over a #global recession.

#G7 coalition agrees $60 per #barrel price cap for #Russian #oil