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Although Brent crude futures saw a solid start last week, price action closed below $80/bbl on Friday. Middle East geopolitical concerns have eased alongside poor Chinese demand sentiment, amid weaker-than-expected economic data. The Oct’24 contract is trading at $79/bbl as
Risk assets saw more calm in the week ending 13 Aug, with crude oil specifically enjoying the newfound sentiment. However, this shift away from the previous three weeks’ bearishness was more a product of de-risking than one of bullish positioning.
The Oct’24 Brent futures contract stood above $79.50/bbl at 08:00 BST today but slid off to $78.80/bbl by 11:25 BST (time of writing). The Oct/Nov Brent futures spread also softened from above $0.80/bbl at 07:00 BST to $0.75/bbl at the
Long Sep 3.5 barges cracks With less volumes of HSFO coming into Northwest Europe from the US, the recent tightness has seen prices rise. We are following the trend with this trade.
The October Brent futures flat price has seen a strong afternoon, trading from a low of $78.64/bbl at 12:30 up to $80.06/bbl at 14:50 before retracing and settling around $79.73/bbl at the time of writing (17:20 BST). In headlines, data
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The Oct’24 Brent futures contract firmed up to $80.90/bbl around 09:05 BST, following which the flat price sold off to $79.65/bbl at 11:35 BST (time of writing).
We have two trade ideas today: Long Sep/Oct 3.5 Barges We have observed 3 consecutive days of strong physical windows and barged being better bid, trading from $6.75/mt up to $10/mt. We believe that barges will finish the week strong,
The Oct’24 Brent futures contract recorded a supported afternoon. The flat price dropped to $80.30/bbl at 13:55 BST before firming up to $81.30/bbl at 17:25 BST (time of writing)
The North Sea continues to be a hub for outrageously bullish moves from trade houses (they’ve got to pay that fine somehow). For whom (or maybe why) the Vi-tolls is the question, maybe the Dated Brent is seeing fewer themes
The Oct’24 Brent futures contract fell below the $80/bbl mark at 05:40 BST, sitting at $79.80/bbl at 06:50 BST. However, the futures contract found support at this level and firmed up to $80.20/bbl at 11:30 BST (time of writing). The
In addition to our regular Monday CFTC COT analysis report, Onyx Insight will publish its own in-house CFTC COT forecast ahead of the official Friday report. The model forecasts changes in long and short positions using machine learning, utilising Onyx’s
Short Oct/Nov 0.5 sing We have been seeing some selling in the front of the sing LSFO. The low appetite from China is reflected in July’s crude throughput, which has fallen to a 21-month low. The RSI indicate overbought with
The Oct’24 Brent futures flat price fell this afternoon, from $81.14/bbl at 14.15 BST to $80.20/bbl at 17.30 BST (time of writing), as there were quite volatile movements this afternoon, especially post-EIA stats. The EIA inventory report revealed US crude
We saw US Mont Belvieu (LST) propane spreads first plummet at the start of the month and then subsequently rally.
