
Petroleum Daily Report 4-13-2022
Oil prices were higher again today despite a much larger than expected crude inventory build. The market has been volatile lately with 3%-4%+ swings in either direction.
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Oil prices were higher again today despite a much larger than expected crude inventory build. The market has been volatile lately with 3%-4%+ swings in either direction.

Oil prices rallied today, after coming off in yesterday’s session as the supply side was the determining factor again today. Shanghai lockdowns have started to ease, as certain districts have been opening up after no new cases for 14 days.

Oil prices dived today as Brent settled below $100/bbl on Covid fears in China and product releases from strategic reserves. Fuel consumption in China is stalling with the lockdowns in Shanghai

Total North American rail volumes were down 0.5% yoy in week 13 resulting in 1Q22 volumes finishing down 3.7% yoy

Oil prices rose two per cent on Friday but notched their second straight weekly decline after countries announced plans to release crude from their strategic stocks. U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude futures rose $2.23 to $98.26/bbl.

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Oil prices fell sharply today as large oil consuming nations said they would release oil from their reserves. IEA member nations agreed to release 120MM/bbls from their strategic reserves, which will include 60MM/bbls from the US.

Oil prices eased again today in another volatile session, under pressure from a new reported strain of Coronavirus and a strengthening USD.

Oil prices were stronger today as mounting civilian deaths in Ukraine is putting more pressure on European nations to impose more sanctions on Russia.

Ethanol groups are not happy and believe the President completely ignored them as a solution: “Doubling down on petroleum dependence is not an economically or environmentally sustainable solution for lower gas prices and it completely undermines this administration’s ambitious climate objectives,”