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Petroleum Daily Report 8-16-2021
There will be no commentary for August 16th, 2021
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Oil is set to begin flowing as soon as September through Enbridge Inc.’s disputed Line 3 replacement pipe, moving more Canadian supply to the Lower 48, according to a filing with the Canada Energy Regulator (CER)
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Petroleum Daily Report 8-13-2021
Oil prices traded down today but were on track for slight weekly gains, shrugging off a warning from the IEA about waning oil demand.
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Petroleum Daily Report 8-12-2021
There will be no commentary for August 12th.
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Petroleum Daily Report 8-11-2021
Oil prices traded up today, after initially tanking earlier in the session as the White House announced they were calling on OPEC and its partners to boost production.
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Petroleum Daily Report 8-10-2021
Oil prices came back today, rebounding from recent losses on signs of rising fuel demand. U.S. job growth and increasing mobility have boosted gasoline consumption so far in 2021
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Petroleum Daily Report 8-9-2021
a stronger dollar theme is (also) starting to emerge given the recovery story in the United States and that might be a short-term drag for crude prices
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PFL Railcar Report 8-9-2021
On a good note, payrolls climbed by 943,000 last month after upwardly revised increases the prior two months, a Labor Department report showed Friday of last week.
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Petroleum Daily Report 8-5-2021
“Yesterday it was really all about concerns about the Delta variant, and then today there were worries that maybe we overdid it,
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Petroleum Daily Report 8-4-2021
Oil prices continued to trade down today on a surprise build in crude inventories and Covid-19 concerns. US crude oil inventories rose by 3.6MM/bbls, vs a forecasted draw of -3MM/bbls.