And all this shenanigans on spot bmd will be gone once July rolls over and with some push from macro. The moment duty levy gets triggered next bracket for sep (Aug same is done deal), there will be a sharp drawdown in Malaysia stocks.
Idea is to depress spot bmd hence you see the big volatility in m1/m2 trading inverse on a crash on Friday and going to full carry on the rally. Going to inverse on the crash and spot indo local cash unchanged on Friday are two big tells
Idea is to depress spot bmd hence you see the big volatility in m1/m2 trading inverse on a crash on Friday and going to full carry on the rally. Going to inverse on the crash and spot indo local cash unchanged on Friday are two big tells
Palm being premium or a very small discount to latam soybean oil this early in the year tells you all you need to know if the Palm S&D is tight or not. MPOB is irrelevant - all sort of shenanigans given dsi to keep stocks low in Indonesia.
Palm being premium or a very small discount to latam soybean oil this early in the year tells you all you need to know if the Palm S&D is tight or not. MPOB is irrelevant - all sort of shenanigans given dsi to keep stocks low in Indonesia.
Interesting game of chicken being played in palm oil in Indonesia. Refiners keep underbidding but to no avail as cpo tenders getting withdrawn often. With stocks super tight in Indonesia, these refiners are 100% betting on βpeak production seasonβ. Likely gonna get F.
Interesting game of chicken being played in palm oil in Indonesia. Refiners keep underbidding but to no avail as cpo tenders getting withdrawn often. With stocks super tight in Indonesia, these refiners are 100% betting on βpeak production seasonβ. Likely gonna get F.
Essentially whatβs happening is we are destroying demand via cash basis while at the same time futures are pricing a dollar weighted average risk distribution of hormuz disruption as that futures you donβt get the delivery today.
And these weekly cfds are nowhere near the dated premiums as itβs all about spot urgency. If the customer doesnβt buy the oil today due to supply scarcity, doesnβt mean he will buy 2x tmr.
And these weekly cfds are nowhere near the dated premiums as itβs all about spot urgency. If the customer doesnβt buy the oil today due to supply scarcity, doesnβt mean he will buy 2x tmr.
And if you really want to talk physicals, just look at the Brent weekly cfds as thatβs where the physical market is being priced in real time by major physical trading houses and producers.
And if you really want to talk physicals, just look at the Brent weekly cfds as thatβs where the physical market is being priced in real time by major physical trading houses and producers.
Put yourself in the shoes of a physical trader deciding to take June Brent delivery - he is getting the oil in June loading in North Sea and likely selling the finished products a month later. How can he be sure that by July the situation will still persist, huge headline risk.
Put yourself in the shoes of a physical trader deciding to take June Brent delivery - he is getting the oil in June loading in North Sea and likely selling the finished products a month later. How can he be sure that by July the situation will still persist, huge headline risk.
A lot of talk around cash vs futures and why futures on oil isnβt reflecting reality misses the point that cash vs futures basis is where real supply disruption (and hence demand destruction) is being priced.
A lot of talk around cash vs futures and why futures on oil isnβt reflecting reality misses the point that cash vs futures basis is where real supply disruption (and hence demand destruction) is being priced.