ROHÖL WTI WKN: 792451 ISIN: XC0007924514 Forum: Rohstoffe Thema: Hauptdiskussion

Short Ziel 71,00

Du noch drinnen oder TP bei 14260 geholt?

Ich bin noch drinnen. Ich steige erst aus, wenn er über die 14900 geht. Ich erhoffe mir eine Korrektur von mindesten 10 % bei NAS. Alles reine Spekulation.

Hey @loka 👋 Bis Du noch im NASDAQ short drin 🙃?

Danke Dir für die vielen Beiträge/Artikel 👍😊👍

Ein Teil des Berichts geht von der U.S. Regierung aus. Wortlaut der selbe, man geht von sinkenden Preisen aus🤣. Soso, mit der geringsten strategischen Reserve seit Jahrzehnten im Hinterkopf….😎

https://oilprice.com/Energy/Oil-Prices/EIA-Oil-Prices-Will-Not-Rally-Despite-Saudi-Output-Cut.html

Immer das Gegenteil machen, von dem man hört.

Soso, Nachfrageerhöhung aber Kursrückgang prognostiziert. 😂 Zeit für Ultra Long 😎

Early on Wednesday, Brent Crude prices traded just below $76 per barrel as the Saudi cut failed to lift prices with the market focused more on the economic slowdown instead of expectations of a tighter market further out this year. Oil consumption will rise by 1.6 million bpd this year, and by another 1.7 million bpd next year, the EIA said, but noted that “Significant uncertainty remains around global economic growth and the potential impact on oil demand over the forecast period.” The EIA also revised down its estimates for the U.S. economy and diesel consumption for this year and next.

Oil inventories will drop slightly next year, compared to last month’s STEO that forecast inventory growth of 300,000 bpd for 2024. This, the U.S. administration says, will put gradual pressure on oil prices. But oil is not expected to rally, and Brent Crude prices will average $79 per barrel in the second half of 2023, which is $1 a barrel higher than in May’s STEO estimate. The 2024 oil price forecast was raised to an average of $84 per barrel, up by $9 per barrel compared to last month’s assessment.

Despite the Saudi cut and the extension of the current OPEC+ cuts through 2024, the EIA expects non-OPEC producers to drive global liquids production to growth of 1.5 million barrels per day (bpd) in 2023 and 1.3 million bpd in 2024, limiting the upside for oil prices. Production growth in the United States, Norway, Canada, Brazil, and Guyana will be the primary drivers of the increase in global liquids output. The cuts, however, will result in draws in global oil inventories in each quarter between the third quarter of 2023 and the third quarter of 2024, the EIA reckons.

Oil prices will not average more than $80 per barrel in the second half of this year, despite the most recent production cut announced by Saudi Arabia, the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) said in its latest Short-Term Energy Outlook (STEO) released this week. At Sunday’s meeting, OPEC+ producers decided to extend their crude oil production cuts through 2024, while Saudi Arabia said it would voluntarily reduce its production by 1 million bpd in July to around 9 million bpd. The Saudi cut could be extended beyond July, Saudi Energy Minister, Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman, said.

14260 wir kommen 😀

Ich habe nichts erkannt 😄