Oil prices recorded rise on Tuesdayas markets have been assigned the danger Disturbance of supplies by Russia due to Ukrainian attacks with drones in port and refineriesbut also the prospect of reducing US interest rates.

The contracts of future fulfillment of Brent (LCOC1) reinforced by 53 cents or 0.8% to $ 67.97 a barrel at 12:21 GMT, while US West Texas Intermediate (CLC1) rose 63 cents or 1% to $ 63.93. On Monday, Brent closed $ 45 cents at $ 67.44 and the WTI with a rise of 61 cents at $ 63.30.

OR Transneft, The Russian oil monopoly has warned producers that they may need to reduce production after its attacks Ukraine In critical export ports and refineries, according to three sources in the industry.

The Kyiv has intensified attacks on her energy infrastructure Russiaseeking to hurt Moscow’s war potential, while talks on ending the conflict remain in a quagmire.

“An attack on an export terminal, such as Primorskaims more at limiting Russia’s ability to sell oil abroad, affecting international markets“, Said JP Morgan analysts, adding that”Most importantly, this move shows an increasing mood to disturb international oil markets, which can put upward pressure on prices“

According to Goldman Sachs estimates, Ukrainian attacks have shut down about 300,000 barrels of Russian refinement in August and until now in September.

The bank noted that, despite the uncertainty about secondary duties and additional sanctions, it only expects a mild decline in Russian production, as buyers in Asia still show a willingness to import Russian crude.

US Finance Minister Scott Bessed said on Monday that the US will not impose additional tariffs on Chinese products to push Beijing to stop shopping in Russian oilunless Europe imposes corresponding duties on China and India, the largest buyers of Russian crude.

At the center of investor attention is also located its meeting US Federal Bank on September 16-17where interest rates are expected. Although lower borrowing costs typically boosts fuel demand, analysts appear cautious about the US economy.

Markets also take into account the likelihood of a reduction in crude stocks in the US last week, with official figures expected on Wednesday.

According to estimates by Macquarie’s strategic energy analyst Walt Canselor, crude stocks decreased by 6.4 million barrels a week until September 12, after a 3.9 million barrel increase last week.

Reuters poll on Monday showed that analysts were expecting a fall in crude and gasoline reserves, and refined products were probably increased.