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Archived Summaries

Tuesday 18 April 2017
Market Open
The crude markets were open yesterday and Brent eased by 53 cents to $55.36 a barrel. Brent is currently exchanging at $55.21, down a further 14

cents a barrel as the EIA forecasts a boost in U.S. shale production in May. In the UK, the gas system is forecast to close a couple of MCM shy as demand is pitched at 265MCM for today. The prompt has ticked up as a result and is around 0.35p higher in early trading. The futures market has had a slow start after the holiday weekend and the front of the curve is feeding off the prompt with May last trading at 38.80p while the winter is the only other product active and is offered at 46.65p.

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Market Update

  • Monday 06 November 2017:Crude oil prices turned sharply higher on Friday with Brent crude gaining $1.45 to settle at $62.07 while WTI gained $1.10 to $55.64 a barrel, the highest level since July 2015

  • Monday 06 November 2017:The market responded to the renewed commitment by Saudi Arabia and Russia to an extended period of production cuts

  • Monday 06 November 2017:The UK gas system was well-supplied on Friday with Norwegian deliveries up to 130MCM and the Bacton-Zeebrugge interconnector operating in import mode

  • Monday 06 November 2017:The day ahead contract for today gained 0.60p on forecast higher demand for today as temperatures are expected to move below the seasonal norm this week

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