
Petroleum Daily Report 8-27-2020
Oil prices slipped today as US energy firms begin to tally the damage from Hurricane Laura which is now heading north
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Oil prices slipped today as US energy firms begin to tally the damage from Hurricane Laura which is now heading north

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Crude oil prices rose today hitting five month highs as producers continue to shut Gulf Coast production.

Crude prices rose today as double trouble storms head for the Gulf. Oil producers had shut 58% of the Gulf’s offshore oil production and 45% of natural gas production on Sunday in anticipation.

“I can give you a six-word formula for success: Think things through–then follow through.” —Edward Rickenbacker COVID-19 and Markets Update The United States currently has 5,874,295 confirmed COVID-19 cases and 180,605 confirmed deaths. Looks like we are on a pretty decent decline in new cases being reported and hopefully we can put this nightmare behind […]

Oil prices fell today on continued demand concerns as the overall economic recovery in Europe is beginning to dwindle.

“While oil-market fundamentals may have started to normalize, much of the progress comes from the supply side, while demand continues to disappoint,”

Prices rose very slightly on positive inventory numbers, overshadowing demand worries. Crude stocks had a draw of 1.63MM/bbls vs a forecasted draw -2.74 MM/bbls as exports decreased 1MM/bpd.

“There are still ongoing concerns about COVID and there are continuing concerns about the lack of a deal in Congress for stimulus