Oil prices rise as US LNG exports also increase while domestic demand and Mexican pipeline flows drop
Friday, 19 June 2020
Crude oil prices rose by around 2.5 percent and North Sea Brent moved towards the $42 per barrel level while an increase in weekly US liquefied natural gas exports was accompanied by drops in US domestic natural gas consumption and pipeline exports to Mexico.
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