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Energy Market Assessment 3/23/17 Crude Oil Up Is Helping Most Miss U.S. Oil Inventory Has Peaked

Figure 2

U.S. Total Oil Inventory (excluding Strategic Petroleum Reserve)

 of Crude Oil and Petroleum Products

 (Src: Department of Energy Data)

   Million Barrels

. . . . Despite all the reports of rising production, this oil Continue reading →

Energy Market Assessment 3/21/17 Winter Delightfully Mild Is Deflating But Also Stimulating Consensus-Beating UP

Figure 11
Average East Coast Spot Distillate Oil Price and
Heating oil closing futures price since 12/14/15
(Src: Platt’s Oilgram data and NYMEX via WSJ)
  $’s per barrel            Continue reading →

Energy Market Assessment 3/16/17 Seasonal And Developing World Expansion Driving Up Need More Oil

Figure 11   U.S. Total Oil-Product Exports, Latest weekly and 4-weeks moving averages

(Src: Calculated from U.S. Department of Energy data)

   Million barrels per day

Energy Market Assessment 3/17/17 Much To Be Done And More Learning To Produce Needs More Oil & Natural Gas

Figure 11 Rotary Rigs Running in parts of the world (Calculated from Baker Hughes data)

Rigs running per month

 

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