Tanker Weekly – November 7, 2011
Baltic Dirty Tanker Index fell 1.9%; Baltic Clean Tanker Index fell -2.7%.
Posts Tagged ‘Crude Oil’
U.S. Petroleum Weekly – November 3, 2011
I would say that the market is balanced now and all depends on the economic conditions.
U.S. Petroleum Weekly – October 27, 2011
Strong price action in the front end of the curve pushed the WTI into backwardation.
WTI Futures Curve Moves To Backwardation
Huge move in WTI futures curve in the last two days. In theory this should be bullish.
Tanker Weekly – October 24, 2011
Baltic Dirty Tanker Index rose 2.8%; Baltic Clean Tanker Index fell -2.8%.
U.S. Petroleum Weekly – October 20, 2011
Very strong inventory data is not translating into price strength.
Tanker Weekly – October 17, 2011
Baltic Dirty Tanker Index rose 6.3%; Baltic Clean Tanker Index fell -0.4%.
U.S. Petroleum Weekly – October 13, 2011
The macro data will be the main factor driving the price of oil. The demand data was strong in the recent weeks, but came tepid in the last reading. The price has moved fast form deeply oversold into overbought, so the risks are to the downside.
Tanker Weekly – October 10, 2011
Baltic Dirty Tanker Index rose 11.5%; Baltic Clean Tanker Index fell 2.2%.
Monthly Strategy – October 2011
Leading economic indicators are pointing to a recession. At the time being it looks like it could be a mild one, but taken into account all the unknowns (EMU future, China slowdown, bank balance-sheet question) it could easily develop into something more ominous.
Tanker Weekly – October 3, 2011
Baltic Dirty Tanker Index rose 0.6%; Baltic Clean Tanker Index rose 4.9%.
Tanker Weekly – September 26, 2011
Baltic Dirty Tanker Index rose 1.6%; Baltic Clean Tanker Index rose 3.7%.
Tanker Weekly – September 19, 2011
Baltic Dirty Tanker Index rose 0.4%; Baltic Clean Tanker Index fell -1.7%.
U.S. Petroleum Weekly – September 15, 2011
On the supply side we had large crude oil draw in the last two weeks because hurricanes in the gulf. Demand anemic. I still believe that the macro data will be the main factor driving the price of oil. Overall I expect volatile trading with no clear trend.
U.S. Petroleum Weekly – September 9, 2011
It’s all about global macro picture now and that doesn’t look promising.
