A good graph that illuminates what is happening in the oil market. The recent oil-in-transit rebound is due to longer trips, which are required for switching from ME oil to NA oil. We don't have more oil. Has become less efficient. Must be SPR feeding the rebound.
@staunovo The rebound of oil in transit is due to the longer trips that are required for switching from ME oil to NA oil. The system does not have more oil. It has become less efficient.
این اون لحظهای است که عباس عراقچی وارد اتاق مذاکره شد،به شهباز شریف چیزی گفت و بعد اتاق را ترک کرد.چهره نخستوزیر پاکستان تغییر کرد،جیدیونس از اون ته حواسش بود.هیئت ایرانی نمیخواست با طرف آمریکایی،اونم در بالاترین سطح بعد از ۴۷ سال،دست بده و عکس بگیره.منم یک نفس حرف زدم البته
The WTI futures curve remains in backwardation.
But it has flattened a lot recently. This may indicate that hedging pressure at the far end is declining, as oil companies cut high‑cost drilling operations amid falling oil prices.
The MOU is useful for the WH to manipulate the oil price. The 60-day term also makes the MOU acceptable for Iran, since it would take tankers around 60 days to return to the Gulf to load oil. The Strait is still Iran's leverage.
I think what is lost to everyone is an MOU is a memorandum of understanding, its not "a deal" It is an agreement to continue talks within a frame work for another 60 days
The crowd behavior is reinforced by the decline of the futures price. Others are all waiting for the re-opening of the Strait, expecting to buy at even lower prices. It takes personal risk to decide to buy now. The question is, would the dream come true for the crowd?
It is wise for the Iranian leadership to reach an agreement with the US, despite objections from the hardliners. Before the agreement, Iran was fighting against the US and Israel. Now the only opponent is Israel, which will be pressured by the US to stop its expansionism. A truly strategic win for Iran.
It is wise for the Iranian leadership to reach an agreement with the US, despite objections from the hardliners. Before the agreement, Iran was fighting against the US and Israel. Now the only opponent is Israel, which will be pressured by the US to stop its expansionism. A truly strategic win for Iran.
The pace of the US SPR drawdown peaked in the week of May 15. Is this deceleration intentional or a result of physical constraints? @IliaBouchouev@CommodMkt@HFI_Research
Demand destruction (due to price increase) is not the same thing as weakened demand (due to non-price factors such as the rise of EV). The former moves along the demand curve. The latter shifts the curve. The report fails to differentiate between the two concepts.
While all eyes are on the Strait of Hormuz, the bigger challenge is forming in 2027. Rystad Energy's latest crude oil balance report: 5 million bpd oversupply forecast for 2027. Read now. https://t.co/VX31PY7TYe
On this Taco Thursday, Trump says he believes Iran’s Supreme Leader has approved the deal, promising that the Strait of Hormuz and oil prices will drop like a rock.
There’s room for some optimism that Trump’s daft war is ending, however Iran is dismissing all of Trump’s claims and vows to stick to its red lines.
Is Trump lying to keep the stock market afloat? Or has Iran really agreed to a deal?
Someone is lying.
@ekwufinance Great analogy. A normal human has around 5L blood (stock). If he loses a small amount, say less than 750ml, he can live on as usual. If he, due to the complacent thought that he still has 4250ml (seems abundant) to draw upon, continues to lose blood, he'll be in danger.