Author archives: Edward Hutton

Oil Through the Looking Glass 22.10.2020

*Oil Prices Slip as U.S. Inventory Build Stokes Fears of Supply Glut* API reports from yesterday reported of crude builds in the week leading up to 16th October, with the figure around 584,000 barrels taking stocks to around 490.6 million. This news prompted the oil to slip on Tuesday with investors nervy on the pace …

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Morning Oil Report 22/10/20

Brent crude futures retreated 22 cents, or 0.5%, to $41.51 a barrel at 0328 GMT after sliding 3.3% on Wednesday. WTI crude futures fell 26 cents, or 0.7%, to $39.77 a barrel, after dropping 4% on Wednesday. The falling prices could be attributed to the worse than expected data from the EIA on Wednesday, with …

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European Close 21-20-20

Iron ore flows are strong, suggesting we are looking at an upside countertrend move, unless we see more construction projects announced in China or a stimulus deal agreed in the U.S.     We noted that after the last podium performance with Trump and Biden this seemed unlikely. Today Nancy Pelosi announced she was hopeful …

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