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Asian crude oil topple the throne of the "American" in futures
10/8/15
Agencies - Futures for crude oil rose in Asian transactions, on Thursday, ignoring a surprise increase in US inventories with the return of some Chinese traders after the National Day holiday, which lasted a week.
And US crude inventories rose 3.1 million barrels to 461 million last week with the refineries to reduce production. Analysts had expected an increase of 2.2 million barrels.
Khama rose main measurement of more than 1% Thursday, but in thin trading.
At 0628 GMT, US crude rose 30 cents to $ 48.11 after having climbed earlier to $ 48.39. The contract down 1.5% Wednesday after three days of gains.
Brent crude rose 43 cents to $ 51.76 a barrel after climbing to $ 51.89 earlier. And went down the contract 1.1% Wednesday.
Said Phillip Futures in Singapore that prices derived additional support with the return of more customers from China to work.
She said in a note e-mailed "with the end of public holidays in China is likely to see a return of Chinese oil's customers to create centers in the rally of the past few
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