Data from the American Petroleum Institute on Tuesday showed a decline in crude stocks in the United States more than five million barrels last week, twice analysts' expectations, while gasoline stocks increased and decreased distillate stocks.

Crude stocks fell 5.1 million barrels in the week ending on May 20 to 536.8 million, while it was expected to fall 2.5 million barrels. The Petroleum Institute said crude inventories at the delivery point of Cushing, Oklahoma fell 189 thousand barrels.

Gasoline inventories rose 3.6 million barrels, while analysts forecast in a Reuters poll to fall 1.1 million barrels.

The Petroleum Institute figures showed a decline in stocks of distillates, which diesel and heating oil, including 2.9 million barrels, compared with expectations that the drop of 1.1 million barrels.

The Euro was lower against the US Dollar on Tuesday.

EUR / USD was trading at 1.1139, down 0.73% at time of writing.

The pair was likely to find support at 1.1133, today's low, and resistance at 1.1243, Monday's high.

At the same time, the euro was down against the British Pound and the Japanese Yen, with EUR / GBP shedding 1.74% to hit 0.7612 and EUR / JPY falling 0.03% to hit 122.53.

The pound rose against the dollar and the euro during Tuesday's trading after a new poll shows that the campaign to vote for the survival of Britain in the European Union has excelled sick campaign that vote to leave in one month stay on the date of the referendum.

GBP / USD has risen by 0.79% to hit 1.4599, rebounding from the lowest level of $ 1.4441 on Monday.

It showed the latest poll published by the Telegraph newspaper on Tuesday that the vote campaign to stay has surpassed 13 points on a "campaign of departure.

The total support for staying in the EU 55%, while the support to get out ratio of 42%.

And on Monday, British Prime Minister David Cameron said that Britain out of the EU would be tantamount to self-destruction of the economy, where he will report to the ministry warns of a recession, warned in a sharp drop ... Read more »