So bros, will pump prices be higher or lower next week? TIA. 😋
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So bros, will pump prices be higher or lower next week? TIA. 😋
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US shale oil and Canadian oil sands need WTI consistently above $50 to pay off
Meron limit ang patience ng investors
Sige drill pa more
Para consistently under $50 ang WTI
Last edited by uls; October 8th, 2017 at 01:12 PM.
ROLLBACK next week!
Estimates:
DIESEL/GASOLINE P0.50-P0.60/L
KEROSENE P0.80-P0.85/L
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Fuel price change
of SHELL effective Tues 0600H, 10 Oct 2017:
Gas: -0.50/L
Kero: -0.85/L
Diesel: -0.40/L
SHELL OIL PRICE MOVEMENT effective 6am, Oct. 17, 2017.
Gasoline +P0.20
Kero -P0.15
Diesel No Change
Also, pa winter na ulit sa northern hemisphere.
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no more talk of glut
it's now all about rebalancing
AND DEMAND
LONDON, Nov 2 (Reuters) - Global oil consumption is growing rapidly, helping account for the decline in reported inventories, the recent surge in prices and the shift in futures markets from contango to backwardation.
Consumption is much harder to measure than production, which is why the demand side of the market receives less attention.
Even in the advanced economies, consumption data is only available with a delay of two months or more, and reliable data from emerging economies often not at all.
Global demand assessments are therefore often educated guesswork, as analysts try to calculate how much oil has been used and how much is in storage.
But strong consumption growth has been at least as important as the restraint of production by OPEC and non-OPEC oil exporters in helping rebalance the oil market.
brent ends the week above 62
keep an eye on wti
it broke above a key resistance level
Last edited by uls; November 4th, 2017 at 10:53 AM.
did i say keep an eye on wti?
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while there's hesitation in brent
traders afraid Russia might not join OPEC's output cut
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Last edited by uls; November 25th, 2017 at 01:57 PM.