Brent crude prices have more than doubled since the lows of late April, and while part of that is a reflection of the demand-driven recovery we’ve seen on a global basis, it is also the result of global oil producers
Vessels laden with crude waiting offshore China for more than seven days – which we classify as floating storage – has climbed above 50 million barrels for the first time. As the chart below illustrates, this volume is far beyond
I was on CNBC Asia last night, discussing the potential for a synchronized production cut – or the prospects of US oil tariffs – amid rampant Saudi crude loadings in recent weeks. We discussed whether the threat of US tariffs
This morning’s appearance on CNBC Squawk Box covered the three c’s of oil – cartels, coronavirus and companies. Hark, click on the below mugshot to launch to the clip:
We last addressed OPEC LPG shipments back in August (see Vol. 5, Issue 33), highlighting how they appeared to be diverging from the OPEC oil production cut deal and increasing instead.
After being interviewed remotely so many times over the years, I finally got to meet Sri Jegaragah in person on the set of CNBC in Singapore this morning. (He still calls me Energy Burrito). We had a great chat covering
The Geopolitical Energy and Risk Monitoring Report Welcome Dan Graeber’s weekly commentary on the intersection between geopolitical events and the price of oil. The color-coded indicator reflects the expected price volatility by the end of the current trading week. Risk
Welcome to The Geopolitical Energy and Risk Monitoring Report by Dan Graeber, a commentary on the intersection between geopolitical events and the price of oil. Our indicator is based on the expected price volatility by the end of the current
East Africa’s LPG offtake could set up for a strong demand period in coming months. LPG offtake in the region soared to 48,000 bpd in July and has averaged 14,000 in the five months since. However, the beginning of the
Welcome to The GERM Report by Dan Graeber, a commentary on the intersection between geopolitical events and the price of oil. GERM stands for Geopolitical Energy and Risk Monitoring. Our indicator is based on the expected price volatility by the end
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