Global oil prices on Wednesday morning slightly decreased after the release of data on a significant increase in stocks of this raw material in the U.S., also the market continues to be affected by fears of the continuation of anti-crisis measures in China, follows from the trading data and comments of analysts.

January futures on Brent were down 0.46% to $94.92 per barrel while December futures on WTI were down 0.61% to $88.37.

According to the American Petroleum Institute (API), commercial oil inventories in the country jumped by 5.62 million barrels during the week to October 5, while the forecasted increase was only 1.1 million barrels.