This week, our team completed a 90-day assessment of the high adjustment figures we’ve been seeing in our weekly and monthly crude oil data.
Let’s discuss what we’ve found and what we plan to do.
In the @EIAgov Weekly Petroleum Status Report released today, we had another large crude oil adjustment of 1.45 million barrels per day. Let’s talk a little bit about this “adjustment” term. #OOTT
A thread.
We project that strong economic growth and growing populations will drive increases in global energy-related #carbondioxide emissions and #energy consumption through 2050. #IEO2021 https://t.co/hkyjkYWilX
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New @EIAgov analysis w/ @Barron_Energy on definancialization in #Oil markets. Financial flows into oil futures are down but to an expected degree given lower production & prices. In 2019, ~22 paper bbls were traded for every 1 bbl produced vs ~20 now #OOTT
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happy with how this analysis of hedging by U.S. oil corps turned out. Fun facts from our sample, as of Q2 2020:
Brent linked hedges⬆️⬆️⬆️86% YoY, 121 to 225 MMbl
Overall hedging⬆️15% YoY
3-way collars 🔻9% YoY
50% of corps hedged at >$48/b for WTI
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I know how much @T_Mason_H misses my funky voodoo charts, so here are some fun ones:
As of yesterday's close (9/1/20), 3/4 of a basket of 38 commodities are above their one-year moving average, first time since 2018.
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