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We wrote this in early January 2023:
- Our estimated (global oil demand) growth is more conservative than most due to the wobbly economies of China and Europe
- We also believe that China’s reopening will have a limited impact on global oil demand in the first half of 2023
- Regarding the issue of refilling the US SPR, and if it occurs in 2023, we believe that it will have a limited impact on oil demand and prices
- The impact of Western sanctions and the G7-led price cap on Russian oil will be limited as Moscow will continue to divert its oil from Europe to other regions, either directly or through various shipping schemes. We also believe that Russian oil will end up in Europe despite sanctions.
- Turning to oil production in the US, we expect growth, including in shale production. However, low natural gas prices, and sometimes negative prices, could threaten oil production in certain tight oil plays. Offshore activities, meanwhile, are expected to increase, including in the Gulf of Mexico.
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🇨🇳#Corn futures in #China have rallied well off their recent lows, opposite of the trend seen at this time in 2022 & 2021. September futures have climbed more than 12% since the May 12 bottom, reaching the highest levels since mid-March. Adverse weather is a likely factor.
In the @usda_nass 2023 "Acreage" report, #corn planted acreage is up 6% from 2022, #soybean acreage is down 5%, all #wheat acreage is up 9% and all #cotton acreage is down 19%.
From the @usda_nass 2023 "Acreage" report: https://t.co/vfCwMg9PQH
Historically, tomorrow’s report day is the most volatile day of the year. This year is likely going to be no different.
Corn stocks are expected to come in at 4,250.4 million bushels, with analysts’ estimates ranging from 3,791 to 4,410 million bu, according to a Bloomberg survey
And let's add insult to injury....it seems that the new Russian #wheat crop is not looking that great thanks to the spring wheat drought
Reuters: SovEcon analysts lowered its 23/24 Russian wheat harvest forecast to 86.8 mmt, down 1.2 mmt
More: https://t.co/YFvKN7KxBK
#oatt #agwx
@Frye_WSS This weather is all ready pretty extreme. (hail, wind, tornadoes, the occasional derecho) Asking to much for a National yield to be even close to that. It's never a perfect growing season across the entire growing area and this year will be no different.
The HRW-SRW price spread is breaking records as the tale of 2 crops continues to diverge. The July contracts are now over $2.15 apart from one another & show no signs of slowing down.
Great corn option trader told me a long time ago. The biggest bull market will start from unbelieveable reaction to fundamentals coupled with volatility disrespect. We are here Dave #oatt#corn#soybean#oatt