The Sep Brent futures contract initially weakened into the afternoon, falling to $84.30/bbl at 14:30 BST before rallying to $85.50/bbl by 17:05 BST….
The September Brent futures flat price has seen an uptick following a gradual softening earlier in the morning.
LONG AUG VISCO Visco have been weakened lately by poor physical demand and trade house selling. Â It has seen some recovery this week with better demand for 180, as cooling demand has increased due to hot weather in the Middle
Sentiment in Dated Brent remained hopeful in the week leading up to the August Brent futures expiry and sustained this strength for a few days following expiry, after which things cratered very quickly.
There seems to be a lack of direction in the wider gasoline complex as traders fail to really see genuine and strong demand, with recent economic data being predominantly sad.
The September Brent futures contract has experienced a downturn this afternoon following an initial period of sideways price action and a brief rally.
This week Research Analyst Mita Chaturvedi brings you trades in Asian High Sulfur Fuel Oil and Northwestern European propane. Firstly, we take a short-positioned view of Singapore 380 fuel oil spreads. Singapore’s commercial stockpiles of heavy distillates have increased 1.6%
With another week comes another selection of new trade ideas by Onyx Research. Our weekly Onyx Alpha report presents speculative and hedging trades based on technical analysis and data-driven tradecraft methods on Onyx Commitment of Traders (COT) and Flux Financials
The September Brent Futures contract has seen a mixed morning, at first rallying up to $85.84/bbl at 07:00 BST before experiencing a sell-off down to $85.14/bbl at 10:45 BST and subsequently rebounding to $85.36/bbl at the time of writing (11:10
CFTC COT Report for the week ending 02 July – UPDATED WITH NYMEX DATA
Long Aug/Sep 380 spread : Our trade idea is to long Aug/Sep 380 spread. Hot weather in the Middle East and Persian Gulf were expected to maintain power generator. End-consumers look to cool their houses and buildings. We believe demand for
The September Brent futures flat price witnessed a choppy Monday afternoon, first rising to $86.25/bbl before falling to $85.75/bbl, where it remains as of 17:00 BST (time of writing). In the headlines, ExxonMobil said that lower natural gas prices and
Technical indicators showed the major futures contracts teetering on overbought in the Bollinger bands as the strength emanated from crude and was held well in the products.
Onyx Research Analyst Mita Chaturvedi reports this week’s Brent forecast.
The September Brent futures contract has been on a downward trajectory this morning, inching lower from above $86/bbl at 08:00 BST to $85.85/bbl at 11:35 BST (time of writing). The persistent decline in prices following a peak of nearly $88/bbl
