FIS Fuel Oil Morning Report 16/07/21

Good morning and happy Friday.  As of 11:26 am Singapore time (0326 GMT), the ICE September Brent crude futures contract rose 2 cents/b (0.03%) from the previous close at $73.49/b, while the NYMEX August light sweet crude contract was up 4 cents/b (0.06%) at $71.69/b. The front month ICE Brent and NYMEX light sweet crude markers had fallen 3.94% and and 4.78% over July 13-15.

 

Reports have emerged that the impasse between the UAE and Saudi Arabia is on the verge of a resolution. Tensions between the two members of OPEC+, a coalition of OPEC and other oil producers, had flared after the UAE had objected to Saudi Arabia’s plan to tie OPEC+ production increases to a lengthening of the supply management pact, insisting that its baseline production level, from which its quota is determined, be raised first.

Negotiations between the two seem to be heading towards an upward revision of the UAE’s baseline production to 3.65 million b/d, from the current 3.168 million b/d, although this figure has yet to be ratified by other OPEC+ members. It appears OPEC+ members in general remain committed to making the coalition’s supply pact work, and that they may not necessarily follow the UAE in demanding an increase in their baseline production levels as they will be quite aware that doing so carries a genuine risk.

The market also received some assurance from OPEC’s July 15 monthly oil market report, in which OPEC analysts have kept their 2021 forecast for oil demand at 96.58 million b/d, up 5.95 million b/d from 2020. Furthermore, OPEC’s analysts see demand growing by another 3.28 million b/d to 99.86 million b/d in 2022, expecting demand to top the 100 million b/d mark in the second half of the year.

In other news, China’s highly anticipated national carbon market was launched July 16 and is expected to become the world’s largest by volume of carbon allowances traded. The launch of China’s carbon market is an early step toward the decarbonization of the country’s industrial sectors, even as the government strikes a precarious balance between maintaining economic growth and putting a price on carbon. (S&P Global Platts/Bloomberg)

 

INDEX: (MTD Estimates)

* Sing 380: 413.13

* Rott 3.5%: 399.25

* Sing 0.5%: 538.98

* Rott 0.5%: 525.64

 

 

OIL MARKET ROUND-UP:
* OPEC Sees Gradual Recovery in Demand for Its Oil Into Next Year

* OPEC+ Must Keep 2M B/d Idle to Get $80 Brent in 2022: JPMorgan

* Indian Oil Buys About 8M Bbls of Crude for Aug.-Sept

 

 

Rotterdam 3.5% INDIC                                 

Aug21   389.25   /             391.25

Sep21    384.75   /             386.75

Oct21    380.25   /             382.25

Nov21   376.50   /             378.50

Dec21    373.25   /             375.25

Jan22     371.00   /             373.00

Q4-21    376.75   /             378.75

Q1-22    369.25   /             371.25

Q2-22    363.75   /             365.75

Q3-22    356.50   /             359.50

CAL22    359.50   /             362.50

 

Singapore 380 INDIC                                     

Aug21   401.50   /             403.50

Sep21    398.50   /              400.50

Oct21    395.00   /             397.00

Nov21   392.00   /             394.00

Dec21    389.25   /             391.25

Jan22     387.25   /             389.25

Q4-21    392.00   /             394.00

Q1-22    385.50   /             387.50

Q2-22    380.25   /             382.25

Q3-22    373.75   /             376.75

CAL22    377.25   /             380.25

 

Rott VLSFO 0.5% INDIC                                 

Aug21   505.50   /              510.50

Sep21    502.50   /              507.50

Oct21    499.75   /              504.75

Nov21   497.00   /              502.00

Dec21    494.25   /              499.25

Jan22     491.50   /              496.50

Q4-21    497.00   /              502.00

Q1-22    488.75   /              493.75

Q2-22    480.50   /              486.50

Q3-22    473.00   /              479.00

CAL22    476.75   /              482.75

 

Singapore VLSFO 0.5% INDIC                                     

Aug21   524.50   /              529.50

Sep21    521.25   /              526.25

Oct21    518.25   /              523.25

Nov21   515.50   /              520.50

Dec21    512.50   /              517.50

Jan22     510.00   /              515.00

Q4-21    515.50   /              520.50

Q1-22    507.50   /              512.50

Q2-22    499.50   /              505.50

Q3-22    492.50   /              498.50

CAL22    496.25   /              502.25

 

Sing 10ppm GO INDIC                                   

Aug21   78.67     /              78.81

Sep21    78.56     /              78.76

Oct21    78.37     /              78.57

Nov21   78.05     /              78.25

Dec21    77.70     /              77.90

Jan22     77.41     /              77.61

Q4-21    78.05     /              78.25

Q1-22    77.14     /              77.34

Q2-22    76.42     /              76.62

Q3-22    75.89     /              76.09

CAL22    76.07     /              76.47

 

Ice Gasoil Swap                                               

Aug21   593.06   /              595.06

Sep21    593.85   /              595.85

Oct21    592.76   /              594.76

Nov21   590.29   /              592.29

Dec21    588.18   /              590.18

Jan22     586.65   /              588.65

Q4-21    590.40   /              592.40

Q1-22    585.40   /              587.40

Q2-22    579.27   /              581.27

Q3-22    583.11   /              585.11

CAL22    580.95   /              583.95

 

 

 

 

 

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