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Energy Market Update
Energy Market Update
June 17, 2020
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What a spring it has been in the energy world! We started the spring with OPEC and Russia not being able to
agree on a production cut, then flooding the world with oil because of their disagreement. Then the Covid-19 Pandemic hit, destroying demand almost instantly. These two events set off an unprecedented chain of events in the energy markets few imagined could ever happen. Below is just a few of the highlights that have happened over the past 120 days:
March 23
rd
– Nymex RBOB(gas) bottoms out at $0.4118, levels not seen in 20 years.
April 7
th
– Group 3 gasoline prices bottom at $0.1732(negative basis of $0.475)
April 10
th
– Airline travel drops to 95% of normal, creating a glut of Jet Fuel
April 12
th
– OPEC+ announces cuts of 9.7M b/d for May-June
April 20
th
– Crude oil trades negative for the 1
st
time ever, settling at -$37.63
April 21
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– Reports that US is running out of room to store crude oil
April 28
th
– Nymex Diesel bottoms at $0.6104, level not seen in 20 years.
This list could go on and on, but as you all know we are living through some unprecedented times, which will create some unprecedented results.
Since the beginning of May and as we see the country/world open back, the energy market has rallied from the lows set in April. If we see the country/world continue to creep back toward normalcy, demand will return, and prices will continue to climb. While prices are not at their lows anymore, they are still attractive compared to history. We are still offering diesel contracts for the current and 2 years out, I encourage you give a call to one of our energy team members.
by Jeff Ingalls, SVP of Energy
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6/17/2020 7:23:42 PM
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