Morning Oil Report 12/10/20

Brent crude fell 32 cents, or 0.8%, to $42.53 a barrel by 0347 GMT and WTI for November was at $40.30 a barrel, down 30 cents, or 0.7%.   Sing 0.5% and Rott 0.5% spreads are still in backwardation on the front months, HSFO spreads, however, are just clinging onto negative territory. Hi5s continue to …

Capesize rates ease on weak physical market

Capesize freight rates continued its downtrend as the physical market came under pressure with further easing of rates. Thus, the Capesize 5 time charter average fell by $1,958 day-on-day to $31,507 on Thursday, with a sluggish Atlantic market and Pacific rates moving Due to weak Capesize market, the Baltic Dry Index (BDI) fell by 3.62% …

Oil and Ore Intraday Morning Technical 8/10/20

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European Close

  A better day for the Panamax sector today after yesterday’s sell off. Rates remained stable in the sector with November futures up 1.3% at USD 12,350, followed by Q1 futures which are looking to close 0.75% higher at USD 9,350 as of 16:00 GMT. Further down the curve futures have been more resilient with …

Fuel Oil Daily Evening Report 8/10/20

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FIS Technical – Brent Oct 20 Daily

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Oil Through the Looking Glass 08/10/2020

* In A World with Too Much Oil, OPEC+ Sweats Its Next Move* OPEC+ is considering its next move after implementing a 3-phase plan of output cuts over the course of 2020 and into early 2021. Demand recovery is slower than expected and prices are lower than many had hoped for which has meant that …