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Commercial crude oil stocks are seen falling by 800,000 barrels to 441 million barrels in the week ended May 16, according to the average estimate of eight analysts and traders.
Market Watch,
May 20, 2025
Commercial crude stockpiles are expected to be down by 1.3 million barrels at 439.1 million barrels in the week ended May 2, according to the average estimate of nine analysts and traders.
Morning Star,
May 06, 2025
“Appalachia provides tremendous benefits to producers looking for ways to increase output without overloading regional pipelines and causing stronger negative basis,”
Natural Gas Intelligence,
May 06, 2025
Commercial crude stockpiles are expected to have risen by 100,000 barrels to 443.2 million barrels in the week ended April 25, according to the average estimate of eight analysts and traders.
Morning Star,
April 30, 2025
“From a longer-term perspective, Trump’s actions on coal/emissions aren’t likely to move the needle in a large way.”
Natural Gas Intelligence,
April 30, 2025
“From a longer term perspective, Trump’s actions on coal/emission aren’t likely to move the needle in any large way”,
Natural Gas Intelligence,
April 30, 2025
“This wait-and-see attitude coming out of the U.S.-China talks is leaving a bad taste in peoples’ mouths. If the talks go bad, you could see a drop in demand for oil from China.”
Reuters,
April 28, 2025
U.S. crude oil inventories are expected to have increased for a fourth straight week, while gasoline stocks likely saw an eighth consecutive draw.
Morning Star,
April 22, 2025
“U.S. crude oil inventories likely grew last week, and gasoline stocks are seen falling further with refineries operating below year-earlier levels”
Morning Star,
April 08, 2025
“U.S. crude oil inventories likely fell last week along with product stocks, while refineries are expected to have raised capacity use”
Morning Star,
April 02, 2025
“The storage refill season will be starting with stocks 500 billion to 600 billion cubic feet lower than last year, with production relatively flat,”
Wall Street Journal,
March 25, 2025
“A little short seller profit-taking has us up a bit to start, but without momentum prices could test long-term support at $3.87″,
The Wall Street Journal,
March 25, 2025
“Both sides of the Russia-Ukraine conflict reportedly attacked energy infrastructure overnight, casting some doubts on the strength of the Putin/Trump agreement to pause such attacks,”
Morning Star,
March 19, 2025
“Natural-gas pipelines that make up the backbone of flows of Russian gas into Europe continued to flow until December. Those flows were critical to several entities, including both Russia and Ukraine, who were both making money on the flow of gas.”
Market Watch,
March 18, 2025
Commercial crude stocks are seen rising by 1.2 million barrels to 435 million barrels in the week ended March 7, according to the average estimate of 10 analysts and traders.
Morning Star,
March 11, 2025
“The concerns on how global economies will react to the tariff wars is certainly going to weigh on oil markets as demand expectations are trimmed lower, especially in Asia,”
Morning Star,
March 11, 2025
“A lack of U.S. production growth in the face of increasing LNG demands and the potential loss of Canadian supplies appear to be at the core of the risk conversations driving the rally,”
The Wall Street Journal,
March 10, 2025
U.S. crude oil inventories likely rose moderately last week, resuming an upward path after a surprise drawdown the week before, according to a survey by The Wall Street Journal.
Morning Star,
March 05, 2025
“Europe bought a lot of it back as E.U. entities with LNG exposure looked to hedge. There were only slightly warmer adjustments in morning forecasts, so we should hold above $4 on April unless the noon throws another curveball at us,”
Wall Street Journal,
March 04, 2025
“A marked increase for the input costs for refineries in Oklahoma and Illinois would filter into higher overall costs for many U.S. products that have strong harvest or transportation influences from motor fuels.”
Market Watch,
February 27, 2025
“Weather remains a significant risk as forecasts for mid-March continue to evolve, but we still see support over $4 for April on early refill demands,”
S&P Global,
February 27, 2025
“We have some selling back today and that’s because we’re not going to get the really strong withdrawals over the next three weeks that some folks were anticipating… but long term, we are still well supported from a fundamental perspective through summer,”
BOE Report,
February 25, 2025
“Prolonged periods of cold weather to start the year, which was not expected as 2024 drew to a close, have driven gas energy demands to their highest level in years,”
Bloomberg,
February 25, 2025
U.S. natural gas futures pick up from the previous day’s selloff with strong LNG exports and tight inventories keeping a floor under prices.
Wall Street Journal,
February 25, 2025