Monthly Archives: September 2020

distillates demand rose 40.9% to a 6 month high, after teasing a 26 year low last week

oil prices fell for the 3rd time in 4 weeks last week as coronavirus related demand concerns outweighed supply disruptions and falling inventories…after rising more than 10% to $41.11 a barrel last week​ ​after hurricane Sally cut output, US oil … Continue reading

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August’s durable goods, new and existing home sales

Widely watched monthly reports that were released this past week included the August advance report on durable goods and the August report on new home sales, both from the Census bureau, and the Existing Home Sales Report for August from … Continue reading

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tables and graphs for Sept 26th

rig count summary:

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global oil shortage at 1.57 million bpd in August; DUCs fell as completions rose, new wells drilled remained at all time low

OPEC report indicates a global oil shortage of 1.57 million barrels per day in August; DUCs fell as completions rose and new wells drilled remained at all time low; November natural gas price is 28.6% higher than October natural gas … Continue reading

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August’s retail sales, industrial production, new home construction and business inventories

Widely watched monthly reports that were released this past week included the Retail Sales Report for August and the Business Sales and Inventories report for July, both from the Census bureau, the August Industrial Production and Capacity Utilization report from … Continue reading

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tables and graphs for September 19th

retail sales: rig count summary: OPEC production: global oil output: global oil demand:

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US fields the lowest percentage of horizontal rigs and the highest percentage of vertical rigs in 3 years; distillates’ output at a 3 year low

US oil prices fell for a second straight week this week after the Saudis & Emirates marked down their prices on oil exports to Asia and domestic crude supplies increased…after falling more than 7% to $39.77 a barrel in the … Continue reading

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August’s consumer prices and producer prices; July’s wholesale trade and JOLTS

Major reports released this past week included the August Consumer Price Index, the August Producer Price Index, and the Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) report for July, all from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, and the Wholesale Trade, … Continue reading

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table for September 12th

rig count summary:

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oil production at 32 month low in wake of Laura; gasoline demand, LNG exports, oil imports & refining also hit…

oil prices finished lower for the first week in the past five as the dollar strenghtened and as equities sold off on fears of a slowing recovery….after rising 1.5% to $42.97 a barrel last week as two hurricanes shut down … Continue reading

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