Oil prices are fluctuating: a decrease followed by a rise over the week.

On the twenty-sixth of April, two thousand twenty-four, the prices for delivery in September two thousand twenty-four decreased by seven whole forty-eight tenths of a dollar per ton and now amount to one thousand forty-five point six dollars per ton.

Orders from the twenty-fifth of April, two thousand twenty-four, were priced at one thousand forty-eight dollars per ton.

Within a week, the price for delivery in September two thousand twenty-four increased by eleven whole thirty-one hundredths of a dollar per ton. Over the month, the price decreased by nine whole thirty-six hundredths of a dollar per ton.

The highest price for delivery in September, for all periods observed, was recorded on June ninth, two thousand twenty-two, and amounted to one thousand eight hundred sixty-five whole seventy-hundredths of a dollar per ton. The minimum price, for all periods observed, was on January nineteenth, two thousand twenty-three, and amounted to one whole eighteen hundredths of a dollar per ton.