Crude oil prices trading at USD74 per barrel after experiencing the highest increase in the relevant month of manufacturing in the U.S. and China, two countries of the world’s largest energy users, speeding faster than expected in August.

Oil prices climbed 2.8 percent yesterday and U.S. stocks have rebounded from the biggest fall since August after nine years at the factory index from the Institute for Supply Management (ISM) which is based in Arizona rose to 56.3 from 55.5 in July.

Oil prices rose even as the U.S. Energy Department reported that U.S. crude supplies rose almost three times what analysts estimated last week. “ISM surprise everyone. Broker energy as a barometer of the manufacturing sector to become the economic and demand, “said Vice President of Research Phil Flynn, on PFGBest in Chicago.

Contracts for October delivery traded at the level of USD73, 89 per barrel, down 2 cents, in electronic trading on the Stock Exchange New York Mercantile Exchange. At 8:35 am Sydney time. Yesterday, this commodity rose $ 1, 1999 to USD73, 1991, the largest increase since August 2. Crude oil prices have fallen 6.9 percent since the beginning of the year.

Economists expect the ISM manufacturing index declined to 52.8, according to the median of 78 estimates in a Bloomberg News survey. Estimates are between 49.9 and 56
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