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• Brazil Pushes More Crude onto the Global Battleground

  03/16/2020 | Author: Amir Richani

  Brazilian crude exports to Europe are ticking higher so far this year as appetite for heavy grades stands strong following the new regulation on marine fuels, known as IMO 2020. Brazilian loadings bound for Europe have been kicking higher so far this year. While flows to Northwest Europe have been considerably stronger since October, loadings […]

  Tags: brazil, coronavirus, crude, crude oil, crude oil exports, Europe, oil

• The GERM Report

  09/10/2018 | Author: Matt Smith

  Here is the latest GERM Report. Last week, we looked at the political landscape of the 1970s that spawned U.S. political leaders like the last John McCain. With parallels to Watergate in the headlines, we again try to take a lessons-learned approach to geopolitical strategy by revisiting the remarks of former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger. With U.S. planners sharpening their focus on domestic issues, the secondary supports for world markets – emerging economies – are starting to fail. With the OECD seeing signs of a slowdown, we take a look this week at some of the underlying causes.

  Tags: crude oil exports, geopolitics, Libya crude exports, oil prices, OPEC crude exports, us dollar, US imports of Saudi crude

• ClipperClip: OPEC disparities

  05/05/2017 | Author: Matt Smith

  Last night’s appearance on CNBC Asia addressed the rout in oil markets yesterday, as well as OPEC compliance and stubbornly high exports.

  Tags: crude oil exports, OPEC