الخام الأمريكي سيصل قريباً للـ 63 دولار

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اعلى سعر سجل اليوم للخام الأمريكي 62 دولار و90 سنت واخر سعر الأن 62 و 68 سنت

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NEW YORK, Aug 8 (Reuters) - U.S. crude futures rose to an all-time high above $63 a barrel amid fears of militant attacks in Saudi Arabia.

NYMEX September crude <CLU5> rose $1.14 to $63.45 per barrel.

The United States shut its diplomatic missions in Saudi Arabia for two days in response to threats, while Australia and Britain warned that militants would soon strike in the kingdom.




LONDON, Aug 8 (Reuters) - U.S. refining margins rose last week on worries over supplies while northwest European and Singapore topping units saw losses.

U.S. Gulf Coast refineries cracking Brent crude saw profit margins rise over a dollar from the previous week to $5.98 a barrel last week. Margins were also below the one-year average of $4.68 a barrel.

Profit margins at plants cracking U.S. light crude rose to $6.19 a barrel, similar to average levels in July but well up from the past year's $3.47 average.

The gains came as product futures rallied further than crude after news of refinery outages. NYMEX unleaded gasoline futures climbed 8.4 percent over the week and heating oil rose 3.3 percent, compared to a 2.6 percent gain for NYMEX crude.

"Another week of refinery glitches has boosted the products," said Refco in an energy report. "Gasoline should continue to establish new contract highs as demand continues to scream higher."

In Europe, refineries in Rotterdam cracking Brent crude saw profit margins slip to $3.57 from $4.40 the previous week. Margins were also down from the $5.03 level over the past year.

Margins slipped as the 2.1 percent gain in IPE gas oil futures failed to keep up with higher crude prices, as Brent climbed 2.9 percent last week to over $61 a barrel.

At the same time, price differentials for North Sea crude remained strong, cutting into refinery margins.

Simple refineries with topping margins saw margins slide into the red to make an average seven cents loss, down from an 84 cents a barrel profit the previous week.

In the Mediterranean, refineries cracking Urals crude saw margins climb to $2.45 a barrel from $1.10 the previous week, as Urals crude differentials in the region slid to a three-month low.

Topping units in the region saw losses ease to 92 cents a barrel from a $2.48 loss the previous week. Profit margins stood at $1.37 a barrel over the past year.

In Asia, profit margins slipped nearly a dollar lower to $4.65 a barrel. That compared with hefty margins of $7.19 a barrel over the past year.

Margins at topping units fell further into the red to make a $1.75 a barrel loss, from an average 19 cents profit in July.

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