Wait G20, Asia Oil Stable
World oil in Asian trade on Monday (31/10) is stable as investors awaited the results of the G20 meeting this week in Paris.
U.S. crude oil types liight sweet rose 5 cents to U.S. $ 92.46 per barrel through electronic trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX). While Brent crude fell 1% to U.S. $ 109.90 per barrel in London.
On Saturday last week, Spain and Portugal confirm European debt crisis is a global problem. They called on the U.S. and the G20 to help find a solution. G20 group will meet this week in Cannes, France on 3-4 November.
U.S. dollar exchange rate had the lowest pressure against the yen to 75.77 yen in Asian trade today. This is potentially the more confirmed kebiajakan Japanese government to intervene.

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