
Petroleum Daily Report 6-29-2022
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Timely petroleum, renewable fuels, railcar, and storage intelligence from the PFL team.

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Oil prices rose again today for the third straight day as new reports show OPEC+ may be limited on excess capacity.

Oil prices rose today as the G7 promised more sanctions on Russia. The US is placing additional sanctions on Russian gold exports

The Canadian Energy Regulator (“CER”) updated its monthly crude by rail numbers on June 21, 2022.

Oil prices settled up today buoyed by tight supply but still logged a decline week over week for the second straight week.

Oil prices were lower today as demand destruction and rising inflation is keeping markets on edge.

Oil prices were higher today after trading down sharply on Friday.

The shutdown is a blow to President Joe Biden’s efforts to help Europe wean itself quickly from Russian gas by expanding LNG exports from the United States

Oil prices slumped to four week lows today, falling by >6% on worries of demand destruction from rising interest rates.

Oil prices rebounded today despite falling equity markets as the US announced new sanctions on Iran