Brent futures had gained 0.72 per cent to $80.03 a barrel.
By 07:20 a.m. GMT, Brent crude futures accelerated its growth and reached $80.17 (+0.89%). WTI crude futures added 0.68% and reached $77.5 per barrel.
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