Crude oil analysis at noon: With the strong US dollar attacking, oil prices keep falling. Where will the energy market go under the new policies of Trump?
The strong US dollar is putting pressure on oil prices, adding uncertainty to Trump's policies... After the hurricane, energy giants are restarting production.
Energy giants publicly 'pessimistic': the crude oil industry will eventually decline, transitioning to the metal market.
Many energy trading giants are turning their attention to the metal sector......
Trump's Middle East global strategy exposed!
Trump may once again impose 'maximum pressure' on Iran, sanction Iranian oil, strongly support Israel's strikes on Iranian nuclear and energy facilities.
Midday crude oil analysis: Both American and Brent oils have fallen back during the Asian trading session, but will the Fed rate cut provide price support?
The Federal Reserve lowered its target interest rate by 25 basis points at 3 a.m. Beijing time today, marking the second rate cut since 2020.
Midday crude oil analysis: Trump's policy changes, will the oil & gas industry usher in a new direction?
If Trump wins the election, how will the energy policy change?... Will the oil price rise slightly as a result of increased inventory or the strong US dollar behind it?
Trump 2.0 will suppress oil prices? It's not that simple.
The long-term outlook for the oil market is actually mixed.
[Real-time Tracking of the Election] Trump officially wins the usa election.
On November 5th, USA will hold the 60th presidential election, the current vice president Harris and former president Trump will officially compete. Finance Associated Press will track and report the latest developments of this election, so please stay tuned.
After the election, will the Middle East change? The usa is already preparing for the next step by sending more B-52 bombers and warships.
After the US election cycle ends, the risk of war will increase. The Pentagon has stated that more military assets will begin to arrive in the Middle East in the coming months.
Will the prosperity of shale oil return after the US election? OPEC+ may face global energy competition again.
①Media analysis suggests that regardless of the outcome of the usa election, large oil companies will increase drilling to compete for global oil production share; ②The strength of us energy giants is growing, with exxon mobil, chevron, and conocophillips experiencing rapid growth in daily production capacity, putting pressure on OPEC+.
What signal? In October, crude oil hedging activities reached a record level.
Crude oil producers and traders may now be extremely nervous...
Direct hit usa election | Trump officially announced to win the USA election.
The 2024 US presidential election will officially vote on November 5, kicking off a critical battle that will determine the future direction of the United States.
Midday crude oil analysis: Brent crude oil futures slightly up, market focuses on today's usa election......
The market is closely watching the usa election and the National People's Congress of china... A tropical depression in the Caribbean Sea will strengthen into a hurricane on Wednesday and move north towards the Gulf of Mexico...
Crude oil analysis at noon: OPEC delays production increase, market closely watches tomorrow......
Due to OPEC+ deciding to delay the supply restoration by a month, Brent crude oil futures prices rose by over $1 per barrel during the early trading session in Asia.
OPEC+ will extend the voluntary crude oil production cut measures of 2.2 million barrels per day for another month.
OPEC+ has agreed to postpone the planned oil production increase scheduled for December by one month, analysts believe that further delaying the production increase will not have a significant impact on the market.
Oil price outlook is not good! On the eve of OPEC's production increase, usa oil giants are fiercely expanding production.
In the latest quarter, exxon mobil oil & gas production increased by 24% year-on-year, chevron production grew by 7%, royal dutch shell and united kingdom BP increased by 4% and 2% respectively. Macquarie believes that if OPEC resumes production, coupled with additional supply from places like Brazil, Brent crude oil may fall below the $70 mark.
Iran is preparing to launch a large-scale retaliatory strike against Israel "in the coming days"!
Israeli officials revealed that a large-scale retaliation by Iran may occur before the USA election day, and Iran's response will be unimaginable for Israel.
Will Iran launch attacks against usa before the US election? The international oil market responds by rising again.
①According to sources, Israeli intelligence shows that Iran will launch attacks against Israel through its proxies in Iraq, expected before the usa election; ②International oil markets rose again under the influence of this news, after Thursday's settlement, WTI futures prices rose by more than 3%, Brent crude oil futures prices rose by more than 2%.
Behind the sharp drop in oil prices, jpmorgan's "perplexion": Where did the sudden emergence of 45 million barrels of oil come from?
JPMorgan believes that global crude oil inventories are underestimated as a key factor. The additional inventory may be stored in underground facilities, making it difficult for satellite monitoring companies to accurately track specific changes. Oil industry expert Ilia Bouchouev states that when estimating crude oil supply and demand data, investors are like groping in the dark, making it difficult to obtain precise results.
After the usa election, tensions with Iran may escalate, causing oil prices to soar.
Standard Chartered Bank warns that the market has "relaxed too quickly" regarding the risks in the Middle East, and the two months before the US presidential inauguration on January 20 is a potential period of escalating conflicts.
Oil prices have fallen nearly 20% in the past three months! Will OPEC+ dare to take action?
Citigroup and JPMorgan have already forecasted that oil prices will fall to the range of $60 next year, and if OPEC+ opens the "tap", prices could even be lower.