MITA CHATURVEDI
Research Associate, Flux
About Mita
Mita is a Research Associate in the Flux Insights team, covering crude oil and refined product swaps. She has a particular interest in refined products and LPG markets and is always happy to connect to chat about markets. Mita holds a Master’s in Finance and Economics from the London School of Economics.
Posts authored by Mita
We see the impact of such high diesel prices, with September US PPI rising by 1.3% m/m against expectations of a 0.5% increase...
14 page report
Freight Heavens!
Know how the market is positioned before it moves....
6 reports
Brent remains supported above $105/bbl on continued threats on Saudi Arabian sites
In a Truth Social post, US President Donald Trump said that the Houthis are "behaving very badly"...
Toppy Turvey
Paper flows have been better offered in the Nov'26 DFL. We have seen selling in the 26-30 Oct and 02-06 Nov region amid expectations....
Heads of Desk: Top of Mind – Episode 69
The heads of Onyx Commodities' trading desks discuss the latest in the Oil Derivatives as of 13 October 2026
Brent falls $1.65 to $105.35/bbl despite continued tanker strikes
Brent weaker despite record tanker strikes in the Gulf
Brent briefly surges above $107/bbl. Riyadh Airport shut until 17 Oct
Riyadh's King Khalid International Airport will remain closed until 22:00 BST on 17 Oct, as per a Notice to Airmen (NOTAM)....
Bulls Charge East
In the E/W, momentum is positive. The 14,3,3 stochastic oscillator is well in overbought territory, but is not showing signs of reversal...
17 page report
Foot off the Gas
Gasoline cracks and spreads weakened, with de-risking seen across the complex.
14 page report
Brent strengthens to $105.50/bbl as Middle Eastern conflicts escalate
Brent strengthens to $105.50/bbl; attacks on Riyadh airport risks wider regional war; Iran ramps up attacks on Hormuz shipping
Brent continues to see resistance above $105/bbl
72% of US Gulf oil production has been shut in ahead of Hurricane Isaias
Brent eases to $102/bbl. Riyadh airport remains disrupted
Chinese refiners have received government approval to export 3.52 million mt of refined products in October...