Oil Prices - October 29
Posted: Mon Oct 28, 2013 4:59 pm
From CME Group: "December Crude Oil prices grinded higher throughout the US trading session and registered a new four day high in the process. Early support for the market came from gains in Brent Crude Oil and a measure of bargain-hunting after last week's decline. An added source of support came in the wake of reports indicating a rather large decline in Libyan crude exports, and that seemed to stoke supply disruption concerns. Some traders also suggested that the energy market might have garnered a measure of support on US economic data this morning that showed a slightly stronger than expected reading on September Industrial Production. The December Brent vs. WTI Crude Oil spread rallied more than $2.00 during Monday's session to settle back above an $11 premium to Brent.
The play here may be to shift money from the Bakken companies to the Eagle Ford companies.
> Bakken oil discount to WTI has widened to $10/bbl since early September
> Eagle Ford oil sells at LLC prices which are between WTI and Brent.
The play here may be to shift money from the Bakken companies to the Eagle Ford companies.
> Bakken oil discount to WTI has widened to $10/bbl since early September
> Eagle Ford oil sells at LLC prices which are between WTI and Brent.