July 14

Crude Oil Prices Fall After Holding Steady Overnight Wednesday as Market Sentiment Collides with Tightness, ANZ Bank Says

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ENB Publishers Note: World production is extremely limited as it has no access capacity due to a lack of investment, geopolitical issues, and the ESG movement. This is a short-term bear market. A slight increase in crude supplies will be balanced within weeks. 

Crude oil prices saw another volatile session on Wednesday but ended the day unchanged, despite signs that higher prices are affecting demand, Australia’s ANZ Bank said in a Thursday note.

However, oil prices started falling early Thursday ahead of an expected large US rate hike that could keep inflation at bay and curb demand.

US demand for gasoline fell to 8.1 million barrels per day last week, lower than the same week in 2020 and the lowest seasonally since 1996, ANZ Bank said, citing government data. The US Energy Information Administration also reported an increase in commercial stockpiles of 3.3 million barrels last week.

The structural tightness in the crude oil market looks to be providing price support, the bank noted. Meanwhile, a political crisis in Libya has halved exports to 610,000 barrels per day, amid OPEC’s continuing struggle to raise output due to lack of investment, ANZ Bank said.

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