China’s economic outlook and the Delta variant tanker were the most recent forces that led to crudes slip to open the month of August. Brent crude at writing was lower by 2.02% at $73.89/bbl while WTI slipped 2.31% and fell to $72.24/bbl. In mid-July OPEC+ met to discuss growing demand and supply increases. After some […]
Read MorePositive News For Oil Futures
The oil market received positive news on Thursday as oil futures for Brent and WTI Crude rallied for the first time since the oil price crash in early March, all fueled by the positive news of vaccine approval in Canada and the United Kingdom. Brent Crude hit $50 per barrel, while WTI Crude was trading […]
Read MoreSwelling Distillate Inventories Pressure Prices
Prices in the oil sector are under pressure today prompted by a gigantic build in distillate inventories last week as reported in today’s Department of Energy (DOE) petroleum report.
Read MoreNovel WTI Crude Collapse Leads to “Super Contango”
April 20, 2020 will go down in history as the first-ever negative trading day for WTI Crude as stocks plunged 321%, saw -$40.32 a barrel, and created a historic “super contango.”
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