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Archive for May 2009

Oil Prices for May 2009

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Saturday, May 30th, 2009

Monthly Oil Chart May 2009

Monthly Oil Chart May 2009

Crude oil prices hit over $66 a barrel on Friday, setting a fresh high for the year and confirming their biggest monthly gain in over 10 years.  July contract for Nymex WTI rose 92 cents and at one point touched $66.03 (up 29.8% this month).  WTI is on course for its best monthly performance since March 1999 when it gained 36.5%.  July ICE Brent rose 90 cents to $65.29.  The exuberance in daily oil prices is a heady mix of OPEC’s optimism that oil demand should increase in Asia and help push oil prices towards towards $70-$75 a barrel by the end of year, and speculation which has entered the commodity market.  The speculation factor is something that some OPEC members do not welcome given the problems caused last year when oil prices hit $150 a barrel, although so far inflows are no where near last year’s peak.  The rally in oil prices has happened in spite of the bearish fundamentals of poor demand, too much supply and capacity and overflowing inventories.  However, the main driver for oil prices is the US dollar, the more it weakens the more oil prices are likely to rise (check out the dollar index for the likely direction of the US Dollar).


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Oil Prices – WTI Daily Oil Price Chart 29th May 2009

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Friday, May 29th, 2009
Oil Price Chart - WTI Daily Oil Prices Graph 29th May 2009

Oil Price Chart - WTI Daily Oil Prices Graph 29th May 2009

Yesterday’s surge in crude oil prices saw daily oil prices hit an inter day high of $65.44 before settling at $64.83 giving oil traders an overall gain of $1.95.  All this on a day when the EIA oil stats confirmed a bigger than expected draw in crude inventories which added considerable to the bullish price move whilst the OPEC decision to maintain current quotas appeared to have little impact.  From a technical perspective yesterday’s wide spread up bar added momentum to the bullish move higher breaking above the consolidation area of the last few days and moving strongly through the $65 per barrel price, which was our initial target outlined in yesterday’s oil market commentary.   This move higher is fully supported by all three moving averages on the daily oil chart, a picture which is fully endorsed by the weekly chart with the 40 week moving average providing strong support to a further move upwards.  Indeed there is nothing now in the way in terms of resistance between here and the next target in the medium term which is at $73.40, which would make the price of oil close to that suggested by the OPEC ministers at their meeting in Vienna yesterday where they intimated that a $75 a barrel would not be unacceptable.  The only caveat for today is that after such a strong move in the price of oil we may see many commodity traders closing positions ahead of the weekend and taking their profits off the table, and indeed with a national holiday in Europe on Monday we can expect thinner trading volumes across the markets until Tuesday.

The short, medium and long term are bullish.

WTI:

Support:    $62.77 (yesterday’s low)                              Resistance: $68.61 (high of 31/10/08)

Support:    $62.20 (low of 27/05/09)                              Resistance: $65.57 (high of 10/11/08)

Support:    $60.85 (low of 25/05/09)                              Resistance: $65.44 (yesterday’s high)

OIL (BRENT):

Support:    $61.78 (yesterday’s low)                              Resistance: $66.47 (high of 31/10/08)

Support:    $60.99 (low of 27/05/09)                             Resistance: $66.00 (high of 05/11/08)

Support:    $59.85 (low of 25/05/09)                              Resistance: $64.68 (yesterday’s high)

DOE Stock Figures (change in millions of barrels)

Crude -5.4 (-0.9)      Distillates +0.2 (+1.2)    Gasoline -0.5 (-2.0)


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Weekly Oil Stats 28th May 2009

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Thursday, May 28th, 2009

Although OPEC’s announcement that it would maintain its current production targets was widely expected and did help to boost crude oil prices it was this week’s oil inventory figures which really gave daily oil prices a shove, pushing the price above our $65 per barrel target.  As crude oil prices have now also broken through the 200 day moving average further buying will come into the oil market from short term speculators.

Oil stats for this week were as follows:

Crude oil stocks fell by 5.4m barrels – well above the consensus market forecast of -700k barrels.
Gasoline stocks fell by 600k barrels – less than market consensus which was for a 1.5m barrel fall.
Distallate stocks (incl heating oil) rose 300k barrels – less than consensus of an increase of 1.1m barrels.
Refining capacity increased 3.3% to 85.1%

Understanding the importance of the crude oil inventory data is a valuable tool in learing how to trade spot oil.


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Oil Trading News Update 28th May 2009

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Thursday, May 28th, 2009

With crude oil prices now favouring OPEC it is not surprising that members have decided to maintain current production targets and more likely to comply with the 4.2m barrels announced and agreed last year.   The focus for oil traders will be the rhetoric (or otherwise) about price targets or stock levels in the communique due for release later today.  Technically the oil chart still favours daily oil prices to continue their bullish sentiment.


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Spot Oil Prices – Daily Oil Chart WTI 28th May 2009

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Thursday, May 28th, 2009
Spot Oil Prices - Daily Oil Price Chart 28th May 2009

In spite of nervous equity markets and a stronger dollar crude oil prices managed to stay bullish for most of yesterday as traders looked to technical factors on the oil chart to bounce daily oil prices to another fresh high of $63.81.  However, a bout of mild profit taking did push the oil price back down and it finished the day 30 cents higher, settling at $63.00.   Focus for the oil market today is the OPEC meeting in Vienna and the holiday delayed EIA stats, either of which could spring a minor surprise.  In addition we can also expect thinner than usual trading volumes as China, Hong Kong and Taiwan are closed for a national holiday – dragon boat racing holiday which sounds great fun – and my trading suggestion for today is to wait and step aside from the market.   From a technical perspective with all three moving averages still pointing higher there is no reason at present, to suppose that the bullish momentum we have seen on the oil chart for the last few days will not continue.

The short and medium term trends are bullish and the long term trend is bullish.

WTI:

Support:    $62.20 (yesterday’s low)                              Resistance: $65.57 (high of 10/11/08)

Support:    $61.03 (9 day moving average)                         Resistance: $65.48 (high of 06/11/08)

Support:    $60.85 (low of 25/05/09)                              Resistance: $63.81 (yesterday’s high)

OIL (BRENT):

Support:    $60.99 (yesterday’s low)                              Resistance: $66.00 (high of 05/11/08)

Support:    $59.85 (low of 25/05/09)                              Resistance: $63.59 (high of 27/10/08)

Support:    $58.83 (low of 21/05/09)                              Resistance: $62.75 (yesterday’s high)

DOE Stock estimates (change in millions of barrels

Crude -0.9      Distillates +1.2    Gasoline -2.0


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