Saturday, June 27

Weekly Energy Update

Terminal Gate Prices

Prices at the pump will rise this week as the fuel excise is partially restored. This will see a 16c/l increase at the pump. 


Finished products

Prices out of Singapore remain elevated when compared with the pre-war prices.

But the market expects them, especially petrol/gasoline to fall over the next three months.


The crack spreads, and the above forward curves both suggest some market scepticism for a quick return to normal supply in respect of diesel.


Natural Gas

Gas prices have fallen, but remain elevated over the pre-war prices (except in the US which is largely insulated from world prices). The forward curve tells a similar story to diesel: markets expect it will take some time for supply to normalise. 

Urea is similarly returning to more normal supply.


Crude

Global crude prices are returning to normal. The Dubai and Oman tail-end prices in the next chart I would trust less. They are most likely an artefact of thinly traded assessments, whereas Brent and WTI are deep markets.


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