Naptha & Gasoline reports
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The Jul’25 Brent futures contract initially climbed to $66.30/bbl at 13:16 BST but retreated throughout the afternoon to $64.97/bbl at17:30 BST (time of writing). In the news, the EIA reported that US crude and fuel inventories unexpectedly rose last week.
Jul’25 Brent futures jumped by $0.60/bbl last night following a CNN report that said Israel is considering a strike on Iranian nuclear facilities. These gains have been lost over the morning as the contract softened to $65.95/bbl at 11:40 BST
In our previous report, we anticipated a prolonged period of de‑risking in the Brent/Dubai complex, with prices oscillating within a broad band, and that’s exactly what we’ve seen. Over the past fortnight, the Jun’25 Brent/Dubai crack traded between -$0.25/bbl and
M1 Brent futures consolidated this week, seeing resistance at $66.80/bbl on 13 May. The contract failed to close below the 20-day moving average (white line) and saw support at around $63.45/bbl on 15 May. The 9-day moving average has acted
The Jul’25 Brent futures contract saw prices rally to $65.65/bbl at 14:21 BST before falling off to $54.94/bbl at 14:51 BST. Prices then bounced back to $65.53/bbl at 17:30 BST (time of writing). In the news, Kazakhstan’s oil output rose
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The Jul’25 Brent futures contract saw prices rally all afternoon to $65.95/bbl at 17:35 BST before falling off to $64.42/bbl at 18:00 BST (time of writing). In the news, Indonesia is questioning a number Singapore-based trading firms as part of
Turning the vol down Over the week to 13 May, front-month Brent futures rallied to $66.55/bbl, their highest level since 28 April. ICE COT data for that week shows money managers added nearly 50 mb to their net long position,
In the week ending 13 May, the crude oil futures (Brent and WTI) saw support in price action. Total managed-by-money positions in the two futures benchmarks saw a 29mb increase in long positioning (+7%) alongside a 9.7mb removal of shorts
The Jul’25 Brent futures contract saw a rangebound morning, initially trading between $64.81/bbl and $65.18/bbl. Prices then fell to $64.45/bbl at 11:31 BST (time of writing). In the news, Guyana has passed a new oil pollution bill that makes companies
The Jul’25 Brent futures contract saw prices rangebound between $64.60/bbl and $65.02/bbl in the early afternoon. Prices then rallied to $65.47/bbl at 17:45 BST (time of writing). In the news, the first round of talks between Russia and Ukraine conclude.
The Jul’25 Brent futures contract fell from $65.08/bbl to $64.20/bbl at 07:48 BST. Prices then jumped between $64.20/bbl and $64.65/bbl, and were trading at $64.56/bbl at 11:30 BST (time of writing). In the news, US President Donald Trump has said
The Jul’25 Brent futures contract climbed from $65.80/bbl at circa 12:20 BST to $66.50/bbl at 14:55 BST, where it met resistance. Price action attempted to breach this level thrice this afternoon but failed to breach past it, softening to $65.90/bbl
Prompt Brent futures rallied this week, to the surprise of many, but failed to maintain strength above $66.60/bbl and softened on 14 Weds. EIA inventory stats on 14 May pressured price action with an unexpected 3.5mb jump in US crude
The Jul’25 Brent futures contract saw prices fall from $64.66/bbl at 07:50 BST to $63.70/bbl at 08:20 BST. Prices slightly recovered to $64.31/bbl, but fell back down to $63.86/bbl at 11:40 BST (time of writing). In the news, president Trump
