Naphtha & Gasoline reports
Please note that these reports will now be published every Thursday.
This week we are going to look at some updates in the LPG market, where the market’s been shifting faster than a trucker on the last leg of a cross-country coffee-fuelled haul. It hasn’t exactly been smooth sailing in the
These last two weeks in LNG: we have seen a lack of support despite freezing weather as most LNG benchmarks were seen weakening, with Mar TTF notably trading from €34/MWh on Jan 05 to €27.97/MWh on Jan 18. Storage is
The Mar Brent futures contract has been strengthening throughout the afternoon, reaching highs of $79.18/bbl at 17:20 GMT (time of writing). WTI also found strength throughout the day with the Mar contract trading at $73.04/bbl at 14:00 GMT and later
Brent futures found some relative stability this past week, indicating a lack of clear axe from both the bulls and the bears. Prompt Brent futures climbed to $78.29/bbl on Jan 12 and continued to settle in the following days around
First LPG Report – A key macroeconomic factor this fortnight has been the Texas freeze, which has not only increased LPG demand, but has also stymied production.
The Brent futures flat price for the prompt contract has seen a relatively quiet morning reaching highs of $78.43/bbl at 08:00 GMT, before falling to $78.01 at 08:25 GMT and then coming off further to below the $78/bbl mark, hitting
Brent prices for the Mar tenor hit a zenith of $79/bbl at 13:20 GMT but were sold down to below $78/bbl by 15:40 GMT, ultimately climbing to $78.50/bbl as of 17:00 GMT (time of writing).
After a relatively rangebound week to Jan 11 for Feb Brent/Dubai, oscillating around the 30c/bbl mark, price action soared – rising over 80c/bbl in less than a week to reach highs of 102c/bbl on Jan 16. Jan 12 was the
Onyx’s Research team brings you the usual speculative trades.
The Brent futures have been coming off overall throughout the day, reaching lows of $76.87/bbl at 13:00 GMT. The contract then retraced higher, trading at $78.14/bbl at 17:00 GMT (time of writing).
The Brent futures flat price for the prompt contract has seen weakness this morning, falling from highs of $78.62/bbl at 07:25 GMT to $77.80/bbl come 10:10 GMT. Following on the US and British forces launching airstrikes against the Houthi rebels
A look into the financial flows and market fundamentals for this fortnight in fuel oil.
Brent prices were largely trading slightly upwards of this range, between the levels of $76-78/bbl, they surged into $80 territory on Jan 12 and currently (as of 16:45 GMT) sit at $78.60/bbl.
A year review of how fluctuating trends in oil derivatives compare to the performance of some Premier League football clubs in 2023.
The Brent futures have strengthened over the last couple of hours to two-week highs, trading at highs of $79.04/bbl at 16:23 GMT. At 17:00 GMT (time of writing), the contract is trading at $78.53/bbl.
