Oil just had its work week since April, snapping a six week winning streak while trading mostly flat for the day.
Oil just had its work week since April, snapping a six week winning streak while trading mostly flat for the day.
Crude oil prices tanked today as fears of a second wave of the virus rocked nearly every financial market. Certain states, particularly in the West/South, are near or at record high numbers for new cases in a 7 day period
Oil prices rose today, recovering losses from earlier in the session even as EIA data showed a build in crude oil stocks.
Oil prices increased slightly today after yesterday’s drop. Goldman Sachs is calling for a 15-20% reduction in price which they say may already be underway after yesterday’s selloff.
Oil prices came off today despite weekend news of the OPEC+ extension that extended the historic 9.6MM/bpd cuts through July.
The AAR just released its monthly Rail Time Indicators Report where it reports railcars in storage. As of June 1, 2020, there were 520,729 empty railcars in storage (31.2% of the North America’s rail car fleet)
Oil prices rose today after an unexpected fall in the May US Jobless rate boosted financial markets across a variety of sectors
Crude Oil Imports into China jumped up 13% from April to a near record high of 11.11 million BDP.
Crude stocks were down
.07MM/bbls, compared to a forecasted build of 3.039MM/bbls.
Oil futures traded down today as protesters flooded streets across the US and the world. China contention is also causing negative pressure on pricing