The hottest Crude Oil Substack posts right now

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Ancova 39 implied HN points 03 Aug 23
  1. WTI crude oil prices are fluctuating due to factors like U.S. credit downgrade, storage levels, and production cuts from Saudi Arabia.
  2. Natural gas prices are dropping as summer demand decreases, but there's optimism about future LNG exports and potential price shifts from weather events.
  3. Natural gas liquids prices are generally on the rise, with some fluctuations across different markets.
Ancova 58 implied HN points 23 Feb 23
  1. Prompt-month WTI crude oil trading at $75.87/bbl, influenced by SPR releases and refinery maintenance.
  2. Chinese firms hiring supertankers to haul US crude back to Asia, benefiting from arbitrage opportunities.
  3. US rig count up by 14, Permian basin leading with 360 active rigs, expected overall rig count growth throughout 2023.
Ancova 58 implied HN points 02 Mar 23
  1. Crude oil prices are holding up despite increased U.S. storage, supported by Asian demand and high U.S. exports.
  2. U.S. O&G rig count decreased, with oil rigs taking a major hit while natural gas rigs increased slightly.
  3. Natural gas prices are rising due to colder temperatures, lower production, and increased LNG output, impacting both demand and pricing.
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Ancova 19 implied HN points 04 May 23
  1. Crude oil prices have been falling due to various factors like interest rate hikes and negative consumer sentiment.
  2. The U.S. rig count has dropped below 800 for the first time since April 2022, with expectations of activity picking up later in the year.
  3. Natural gas futures are facing pressure from oversupply, subdued demand, and falling prices in the Midcontinent region.
Ancova 19 implied HN points 06 Apr 23
  1. The crude oil market has seen a sharp rebound due to OPEC+ cuts and increased demand, keeping prices above $80/bbl.
  2. The U.S rig count rose by nine, with Permian seeing a slight drop, indicating stability in oil-heavy basins.
  3. Natural gas futures stayed above $2 with weather impacts and reduced demand, while the EIA reported a slight decrease in storage levels.