FIS Fuel Oil Morning Report 27/05/21

Brent crude fell 44 cents, or 0.6%, to $68.43 a barrel at 0220 GMT, erasing Wednesday’s gain of 22 cents. Brent has traded between $68 and $69 for most of this week. U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude fell 43 cents, or 0.7%, to $65.78 a barrel, after a rise of 14 cents on Wednesday, but still in the $65-$66 range it has been this week.

 

EIA week ending 5/21

Crude oil: -1.7M

Gasoline: -1.7M

Distillates: -3.0M

Refiner utilz: 87.0%

Impld mogas demand: 9.48 Mbpd

 

EIA figures released yesterday afternoon proved to be constructive across the board with draws on crude and products last week as refinery utilisation edged up too. All positive news as the US economy begins to get back up and running following lockdowns. Imports of crude lowered and exports increased as global appetite for oil seems to be on its way back, with Goldman Sachs pointing out that demand for oil will jump by its highest ever level over the summer months and into autumn.

 

The one caveat to this is the increasing case count in Asian countries who have now seen  rapid rise in the Indian variant which although may not be as harmful as first thought, is most likely more transmissible which has led to tighter restrictions across the continent.

 

Oil prices are still holding firm over the short term as the premise of Iranian supply to the market is still uncertain as the nuclear deal is still yet to be confirmed with all the terms and conditions. The next OPEC meeting will be on the first of June and the focus will be the changing supply dynamics from Iran, to which Russia are looking unlikely to reduce output in order to compensate. Citi predicted OPEC+ would stick to plans to bring back 700,000 barrels per day (bpd) of oil supply in June, but the group’s plan to step up supply by a further 840,000 bpd in July “might now be in question”. Analysts said any increase of supply from Iran would only be gradual, with JPMorgan estimating Iran could add 500,000 bpd by the end of this year and a further 500,000 bpd by August 2022. (Reuters)

 

 

INDEX: (MTD Estimates)

* Sing 380: 371.62

* Rott 3.5%: 363.85

* Sing 0.5%: 485.56

* Rott 0.5%: 473.38

 

 

*Rotterdam 3.5% INDIC*                                            

Jun21    363.25   /             365.25

Jul21      362.75   /             364.75

Aug21   360.50   /             362.50

Sep21    356.75   /             358.75

Oct21    352.50   /             354.50

Nov21   348.50   /             350.50

Q3-21    360.00   /             362.00

Q4-21    348.75   /             350.75

Q1-22    342.75   /             344.75

Q2-22    338.25   /             341.25

CAL22    333.25   /             339.25

 

*Singapore 380 INDIC*                                

Jun21    368.25   /             370.25

Jul21      370.00   /              372.00

Aug21   370.00   /             372.00

Sep21    368.75   /             370.75

Oct21    366.50   /             368.50

Nov21   364.50   /             366.50

Q3-21    369.50   /             371.50

Q4-21    364.50   /             366.50

Q1-22    360.50   /             362.50

Q2-22    356.25   /             359.25

CAL22    350.25   /             356.25

 

*Rott VLSFO 0.5% INDIC*                                           

Jun21    468.50   /              473.50

Jul21      467.25   /              472.25

Aug21   466.50   /              471.50

Sep21    466.00   /              471.00

Oct21    465.50   /              470.50

Nov21   465.00   /              470.00

Q3-21    466.50   /              471.50

Q4-21    464.75   /              469.75

Q1-22    462.25   /              468.25

Q2-22    458.25   /              466.25

CAL22    456.00   /              464.00

 

*Sing VLSFO 0.5% INDIC*                                            

Jun21    481.50   /              486.50

Jul21      484.00   /              489.00

Aug21   485.50   /              490.50

Sep21    486.50   /              491.50

Oct21    487.00   /              492.00

Nov21   487.00   /              492.00

Q3-21    485.25   /              490.25

Q4-21    486.75   /              491.75

Q1-22    485.00   /              491.00

Q2-22    481.00   /              489.00

CAL22    478.25   /              486.25

 

*Sing 10ppm GO INDIC*                                              

Jun21    74.56     /              74.70

Jul21      74.43     /              74.63

Aug21   74.34     /              74.54

Sep21    74.28     /              74.48

Oct21    74.17     /              74.37

Nov21   73.95     /              74.15

Q3-21    74.30     /              74.60

Q4-21    73.89     /              74.19

Q1-22    73.26     /              73.56

Q2-22    72.77     /              73.07

CAL22    72.59     /              72.99

 

*ICE Gasoil 10ppm INDIC*                                          

Jun21    558.54   /              562.54

Jul21      560.06   /              564.06

Aug21   561.10   /              565.10

Sep21    561.93   /              565.93

Oct21    561.40   /              565.40

Nov21   559.17   /              563.17

Q3-21    561.05   /              565.05

Q4-21    559.45   /              563.45

Q1-22    555.88   /              559.88

Q2-22    551.29   /              555.29

CAL22    551.89   /              555.89

 

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