OPEC+ opens rip mode, and “old scars” are once again unraveled
OPEC+ reopens the dispute, and discussions about the oil production capacity of its products OPEC+ once again faced a difficult problem: how much oil can actually be absorbed by its products. This issue poses a risk to the organization's efforts to stabilize the world market.
Express News | OPEC maintains global oil demand forecast for this year and next
OPEC+ is arguing again! “Old scars” have been revealed again
On Tuesday, according to foreign media reports, OPEC+ reopened a heated debate on the ability of member states to produce oil, raising concerns about the further breakdown of unity in the alliance. The US and Burma have plummeted in the intraday market when they heard the news, and have now largely recovered all of the declines caused by the news.
Oil market alert! Demand for diesel is weak, and refineries cut production
The profit from diesel production at Asian refineries is close to the lowest level in a year. This has prompted refineries to reduce the amount of crude oil they process.
Shale oil giants are accused of manipulating oil prices! The US energy industry faces a series of class-action lawsuits
① The US shale oil industry is currently facing a series of lawsuits, accusing some of the biggest companies in the industry of colluding to limit production and maliciously raising oil prices; ② According to reports, companies such as ExxonMobil, Occidental Petroleum, and Diamondback Energy have been named in at least 10 class action lawsuits.
Iraq wants to expand crude oil reserves to 160 billion barrels and opposes continuing OPEC+ production cuts
① Beginning on Saturday, Iraq will hold its first oil and gas exploration project auction since 2018, with companies from China, Iraq, Arabia and Europe competing; ② Iraq hopes to drastically increase crude oil reserves and reduce its dependence on imported natural gas through this auction; ③ Iraq's Minister of Petroleum also made it clear that it will not continue to support extending production limits at the next OPEC+ meeting.
OPEC+ is “showing love” again, and there may be a change in the OPEC monthly report!
The new changes reflect long-standing cooperation between OPEC and its allies in collectively determining oil production.
National Fuel Gas Is Maintained at Sector Outperform by Scotiabank
National Fuel Gas Is Maintained at Sector Outperform by Scotiabank
Scotiabank: Maintaining the National Fuel Gas (NFG.US) rating, adjusted from outperforming the market to outperforming the market rating, and the target price was adjusted from $72.00 to $75.00.
Scotiabank: Maintaining the National Fuel Gas (NFG.US) rating, adjusted from outperforming the market to outperforming the market rating, and the target price was adjusted from $72.00 to $75.00.
Scotiabank Maintains Sector Outperform on National Fuel Gas, Raises Price Target to $75
Scotiabank analyst Cameron Bean maintains National Fuel Gas with a Sector Outperform and raises the price target from $72 to $75.
National Fuel Gas Analyst Ratings
Date Upside/Downside Analyst Firm Price Target Change Rating Change Previous / Current Rating 05/09/2024 33.38% Scotiabank $72 → $75 Maintains Sector Outperform 04/11/2024 28.05% Scotiabank $67 → $72
Express News | Goldman Sachs expects OPEC+ to reduce supply over a longer period of time
[Crude oil market closing] The decline in US crude oil inventories far exceeded expectations for the rise in oil prices
Oil prices rose slightly on Wednesday (May 8), after US oil storage data showed that crude oil inventories declined more than expected as refineries increased production before the summer driving season arrived.
WTI crude oil once fell below 77! KITU Macro: Some geo-risk premiums have been lifted
Economists at KITU Macro said that part of the risk premium for the Iran-Israel conflict has now been lifted, and OPEC+ may gradually eliminate production cuts starting in July.
The US restarts the reserve replenishment program, and is Biden ready to deal with soaring oil prices at any time?
Biden restarts the SPR supplement plan when oil prices fall. If oil prices rise before the election, Biden may release SPR again.
Could OPEC+ “open the door” to increase production? Russia's words make the oil market uneasy!
Russian Deputy Prime Minister Novak said that the possibility of increasing oil production under the OPEC+ agreement is being analyzed.
Israel persists in its actions! How will “Operation Rafah” affect oil prices?
Analysts say everything depends on how the Houthis and other countries react to the Rafah incident.
Does Saudi Arabia have an “iron heart” to support oil prices? Raising the official price in June, sales in Asia increased more than expected
① Saudi Aramco's statement on Sunday showed that Saudi Arabia raised the official selling price (OSP) of Arabian light crude oil in June; ② the price increase for Asia was raised for the third month in a row; ③ industry insiders pointed out that Saudi Arabia's current price increase highlights that Saudi Arabia is still trying to keep the crude oil market tight at a time when the risk of conflict in the Middle East subsides.
Returns On Capital At National Fuel Gas (NYSE:NFG) Have Hit The Brakes
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Five consecutive drops! Oil prices fell 6% in a single week. Will the next two months be the key?
Standard Chartered Bank pointed out that May and June will be a critical period for whether petroleum fundamentals will be further tightened. At that time, inventories will decline at an accelerated pace, and global oil demand has reached a record high.
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