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The price of Texas intermediate oil (WTI) of reference for Guatemala closed on Wednesday with a rise of 0.4 %, to US $ 75.14 a barrel, after the US president, Donald Trump, noted that they will still want to negotiate a nuclear agreement with the White House.
The price of oil barrel closed at US $ 75.14 on Wednesday, June 18. (Free Press Photo: Shuttersock)
At the close of the day in the New York Mercantile Stock Exchange, the WTI futures contracts (Texas Intermediate Petroleum) for delivery in July added 30 cents with respect to the previous session.
Texas remained practically unchanged and grew slightly with eyes on the development of the conflict between Israel and will go on their sixth day of clashes.
The American president alluded to Iran’s negotiating will: “They suggested to come to the White House. It is something brave on the other hand, something that is not easy for them,” Trump said about the press in an act in the presidential residence, in which he assured that it was the Iranians who put in touch with him.
However, Iran denied a few minutes after this proposal has taken place: “No Iranian official has ever asked to humiliate himself before the White House. The only most negligible thing than his lies is his cowardly threat of ‘eliminating’ the supreme leader of Iran (Ali Jameneí),” Iran’s permanent mission account against Iran’s permanent mission, the only Iranian diplomatic representation on American soil.
The previous day, Trump asked on Tuesday the “Unconditional surrender!” From Iran in a series of messages in which he assured that he knows “where he hides” the Iranian supreme leader, but ruled out, “for now”, to make the decision to kill him.
On the other hand, this day was also marked by The Federal Reserve (Fed), which left the types in its current range from 4.25 to 4.5 % unchanged And he maintained his foresight that there will be two cuts by the end of the year.
The president of the FED, Jerome Powell, said that there is an “unusually high” uncertainty and pointed out that short -term inflation expectations have risen, with tariffs as a driving factor.