Oil had a strong day with Brent rising above the $50/bbl mark for the first time since March, led higher by improving sentiment around the vaccine and demand recovery
Oil had a strong day with Brent rising above the $50/bbl mark for the first time since March, led higher by improving sentiment around the vaccine and demand recovery
Oil prices were surprisingly flat today despite a massive (bearish) shock on today’s inventory report. Crude stocks had a build of 15.19 MM/bbls, versus a forecasted draw of -1.15MM/bbls.
Oil prices were mostly flat for the day, not a lot of market moving news. Hope for a stimulus deal seems to be dying off but
Vaccine optimism (euphoria?) is also outweighing the news of record Covid deaths and hospitalizations here in the US. “We’re higher, despite super bearish events – it’s all about stimulus,”
As of December 1st, the total number of cars in storage continued to decline for the fifth consecutive month to 428,544 cars, granted at a slower pace as car storage numbers begin to normalize.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics announced on Friday of last week that 245,000 net new jobs were created in November 2020.
Oil prices rose today, buoyed by hopes of a US stimulus deal which is gaining bipartisan momentum.
Oil prices edged up today on an OPEC+ deal and bullish jobs report. OPEC+ agreed to a modest output increase beginning
“News of the U.K. vaccine approval is what the oil market needed more than anything else to get demand up…the rest is largely just noise,”
Oil prices extended losses today for a second day as OPEC+ pushed its formal meeting to Thursday