2 ports in Libya to Resume Oil Exports

U.S. crude oil futures on Monday morning to keep steady, OPEC (OPEC) member countries confirmed that the two main ports in Libya would resume oil exports.

0011GMT, the U.S. August crude futures $ 103.76 a barrel, unchanged from Friday, but last Thursday's settlement price fell $ 0.3. On Friday, the United States every public holiday, the day is no settlement price.

Libyan government officials said Sunday, as government forces occupied the eastern part of the main oil port Ras Lanuf and Es Sider, the government plans to resume oil exports to these ports. Previously, these two ports blocked by the rebels for nearly a year.

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