Morning Oil Report 13/11/20

Brent crude was down 51 cents, or 1.17%, at $43.01 a barrel as of 0751 GMT, after dropping 0.6% on Thursday.

 

EIA data released on Thursday showed a larger than expected build of crude stocks of +4,3 million barrels in the week ending 6th November. This lead oil prices to fall slightly into Friday, even though oil was on track for a large weekly gain as a result of the news of a vaccine which produced a heavily bullish sentiment in the global markets, some oil participants were not expecting the oil markets to recover lost demand until at least well into 2021, the continuing coronavirus restrictions and case increases are weighing heavily on the market still.

 

India’s Crude oil imports fell 10% on September but a Q4 rebound in the festive period is due in the coming weeks. (S&P Global Platts)

 

The US election has clearly exhausted all reporters, with the news centering on the Coronavirus and election fallout, with the market sentiment still unbalanced over the current rows over the incumber President of the United States, and the President-elect as counting continues in the race for the White House, even though many world leaders have acknowledged a Biden win.

 

INDEX: (MTD Estimates)

* Sing 380: 260.06

* Rott 3.5%: 245.39

* Sing 0.5%: 323.24

* Rott 0.5%: 305.17

 

 

MARKETS NEWS:
* Oil Buying Frenzy Spurred by China Quota Jump and Iraqi Cuts
* Indian Oil Demand Posts First Annual Growth Since February
* IEA Cuts Oil-Demand Outlook as Vaccines Won’t Rescue Market
* Vaccine Hopes Fail to Spark Revival in Oil Demand Forecasts
* Surge in Singapore Stockpiles Show Fuel Glut Risk Remains: Chart
* Iran Cuts Light Oil Price to Asia by 10C M/m to -45C/B for Dec.
* Top Trader Vitol Strikes Deal to Buy Oil Liquids Made from Tires
* China Shandong Port Oil Stockpiles Rise to 3 Week High: SCI99

OTHER NEWS:
* Renting a Slice of U.S. Oil’s Hot Spot Is 70% Cheaper After Rout
* Commodity Bulls Face Uphill Battle in Key Week as Virus Surges
* Maersk Tankers Seeks Tougher Rules to Enforce Carbon Curbs
* Biden’s Path Back to Iran Nuclear Deal Won’t Be Easy or Fast

OIL PRODUCT NEWS:
* U.S.: Bullish News on Jet Stockpiles, Oil Demand
* EUROPE: Road Vehicle Usage Drops; Total Antwerp FCC
* ASIA: Middle-Distillate Stockpiles at 10-year High

ECONOMIC DATA: (Times are London)
* 6:00pm: Baker Hughes weekly rig count report
* 6:30pm: ICE Commitments of Traders report
* NOTE: CFTC Commitments of Traders report, usually released on Fridays, is scheduled for Monday, Nov. 16, due to U.S. federal holiday

 

Rotterdam 3.5% INDIC                                 

Dec20    246.25   /             248.25

Jan21     245.25   /             247.25

Feb21    245.00   /             247.00

Mar21   244.75   /             246.75

Apr21    244.25   /             246.25

May21  243.75   /             245.75

Q1-21    245.00   /             247.00

Q2-21    243.75   /             245.75

Q3-21    241.50   /             243.50

Q4-21    237.50   /             240.50

CAL21    244.25   /             247.25

 

Singapore 380 INDIC     

Dec20    263.50   /             265.50

Jan21     261.00   /              263.00

Feb21    260.00   /             262.00

Mar21   259.50   /             261.50

Apr21    259.00   /             261.00

May21  258.50   /             260.50

Q1-21    260.25   /             262.25

Q2-21    258.50   /             260.50

Q3-21    257.25   /             259.25

Q4-21    255.75   /             258.75

CAL21    260.75   /             263.75

 

Rott VLSFO 0.5% INDIC                                 

Dec20    309.50   /              314.50

Jan21     309.00   /              314.00

Feb21    309.25   /              314.25

Mar21   310.00   /              315.00

Apr21    311.00   /              316.00

May21  312.00   /              317.00

Q1-21    309.50   /              314.50

Q2-21    312.00   /              317.00

Q3-21    314.75   /              320.75

Q4-21    318.50   /              324.50

CAL21    313.50   /              319.50

 

Singapore VLSFO 0.5% INDIC                                     

Dec20    328.75   /              333.75

Jan21     327.25   /              332.25

Feb21    327.25   /              332.25

Mar21   327.75   /              332.75

Apr21    328.75   /              333.75

May21  329.75   /              334.75

Q1-21    327.50   /              332.50

Q2-21    329.75   /              334.75

Q3-21    332.75   /              338.75

Q4-21    336.25   /              342.25

CAL21    331.25   /              337.25

 

Sing 10ppm GO INDIC                                   

Dec20    47.09     /              47.23

Jan21     47.22     /              47.42

Feb21    47.56     /              47.76

Mar21   47.97     /              48.17

Apr21    48.40     /              48.60

May21  48.78     /              48.98

Q1-21    47.60     /              47.80

Q2-21    48.77     /              48.97

Q3-21    49.98     /              50.18

Q4-21    50.83     /              51.03

CAL21    49.19     /              49.59

 

ICE Gasoil 10ppm INDIC                               

Dec20    349.57   /              351.57

Jan21     354.49   /              356.49

Feb21    358.24   /              360.24

Mar21   361.74   /              363.74

Apr21    365.33   /              367.33

May21  368.18   /              370.18

Q1-21    358.15   /              360.15

Q2-21    368.41   /              370.41

Q3-21    377.55   /              379.55

Q4-21    386.88   /              388.88

CAL21    372.75   /              374.75

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