Oil prices fell at the end of Tuesday’s trading

Oil futures fell at the close of trading on Tuesday, with the assessment of the report of the International Energy Agency, in light of the expectations of” S & P Global Ratings ” slowing the growth of China’s economy to 2.9% next year, if the real estate market crisis continues.
 
Futures contracts for benchmark Brent crude for December delivery fell by 1.95% to 1.76 dollars at 88.07 dollars per barrel, after rising during trading to 90.68 dollars.
 
The price of us NYMEX crude for December delivery also fell by about 2%, or 1.75 dollars, to 83.74 dollars per barrel, after it increased during the session to 86.30 dollars, to record the lowest settlement since the Twelfth of October.