
Petroleum Daily Report 12-14-2022
Despite U.S. crude inventories rising more than 10 million barrels’ week over week oil rallied for a third day to the highest level in more than a week.
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Despite U.S. crude inventories rising more than 10 million barrels’ week over week oil rallied for a third day to the highest level in more than a week.

Oil rallied for a second day after U.S. inflation rose less than expected and bad weather delayed initial efforts to restart the Keystone pipeline

Market participants were in the buy mode today to buy oil at the lowest price this year, as markets digested the fact that a key North American crude pipeline remains shut with no timeline for reopening.

The Keystone pipeline leaked 14,000 barrels of oil into creek in north-eastern Kansas

Both crude benchmarks posted weekly losses of around 10 percent each

Oil settled lower for a fifth straight session on Thursday on the prospect of a major crude pipeline resuming service,

Oil prices have officially given up all of this year’s gains for both WTI and Brent

Oil prices fell to their lowest settlement levels this year with Brent closing below $80 for only the second time this year

Oil prices were lower today, following other financial markets lower on worries of an aggressive monetary policy.

To us at PFL, there was in our opinion no risk for a strike – it simply could not happen at this point of time.