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  1. forum rang 10 voda 14 juli 2017 14:44
    Saudi Arabia crude oil production increase in June 2017

    Reuters reported that Saudi Arabia's crude oil production in June rose to 10.07 million barrels per day due to a domestic increase in crude burning during the hot summer months, an industry source familiar with the kingdom's output figures said. The source said that the amount of crude supplied to the market - both domestically and for exports - was also slightly up at 10.1 million bpd.

    The rise in production from Saudi Arabia last month is only 12,000 bpd above its output target under the OPEC deal which is 10.058 million bpd. But crude exports in June were below 7 million bpd, the source said and the increase in output and supply was seasonal. The top oil exporter is still committed to the OPEC agreement.

    Supply to the market may differ from production depending on the movement of oil in and out of storage. The kingdom burns some 700,000 bpd of crude during the summer months when usage of air conditioners increases as temperatures rise.

    Source : Reuters
  2. forum rang 10 voda 14 juli 2017 14:45
    BP CEO Mr Dudley says he’s not expecting big rise in oil price - Market balanced on a daily basis

    Despite recent volatility in the price of oil, Mr Bob Dudley, chief executive officer of BP told CNBC the market is currently balanced and production is meeting demand on a daily basis. “I think everyone uses the word balanced and they forget that it means different things to different people. To me, it means on a daily basis production and demand is equal. So on a daily basis, the market is balanced, it’s just the inventory levels in the world that are so high.”

    Oil prices were higher on Wednesday after a drop in US fuel inventories and a cut in the U.S. government’s forecast for output in 2018. The commodity moved lower on Tuesday after reports that Saudi Arabia had produced above its output gap. In June, oil reached a 7-month low on a bearish US inventory report.

    The current flow of data has led to an ongoing volatility. According to Mr Dudley, markets need to stop taking into account data on a weekly basis. He said that “You can’t do it weekly, which is what the market is doing, particularly focusing on the US inventory levels.”

    However, brent was up by 1.5 percent being sold at USD 48.27 and WTI jumped 1.7 percent being sold at USD 45.83.

    Mr Dudley told CNBC that the company will plan for an average of USD 50 a barrel in the next five years, but as it puts its books in order, it will only need a crude price of USD 30 a barrel to cover spending and dividends.

    He said that “For us, we’re going to plan around ($)50 for five years, get the discipline and the capital discipline in place, get our costs down and we will get our break-evens well into the 30s.”

    Source : CNBC
  3. forum rang 10 voda 14 juli 2017 14:47
    Mr Zamaninia says Iran decreases oil, gas independence in 4 years

    Mr Amir Hossein Zamaninia, Iranian Deputy Minister of Petroleum for Trade and International Affairs, said that Iran has managed to reduce the reliance of the national budget on oil and gas revenues from 43 percent in 2013 to 29 percent at the moment, as a consequence of international sanctions imposed on the country. At the same time, the level of corruption has steeply increased in the oil and gas industry of Iran in recent years.

    Mr Zamaninia said that "One of the silver linings of sanctions unduly caused on Iran was that we relied on our own engineering base and increased our production and at the same time decreased our reliance on oil and gas from 43 to 29 percent. Sanctions promoted corruption in Iran in oil and gas business in order to circumvent sanctions."

    International sanctions against Iran have been gradually lifted since mid-2015, when a historic agreement was reached with P5+1 countries (China, France, Russia, the United Kingdom, the United States plus Germany) on Iranian nuclear program. The nuclear deal took effect in 2016.

    Source : Sputnik
  4. forum rang 10 voda 17 juli 2017 21:12
    Olieprijs daalt

    Markt toch weer bezorgd om Amerikaanse productie.

    (ABM FN-Dow Jones) De olieprijs is maandag gedaald na een stijging van ruim 5 procent vorige week. De augustus-future op een vat West Texas Intermediate daalde 0,52 dollar, of 1,1 procent, tot een settlementprijs van 46,02 dollar.

    Oliefutures kwamen onder druk te staan na een rapport van de Amerikaanse Energy Information Administration waaruit bleek dat de productie binnen de schalie industrie in de Verenigde Staten in augustus vermoedelijk zal stijgen met 113.000 vaten per dag ten opzichte van juli.

    Volgens analist Brian Youngberg van Edward Jones zullen de belangrijkste drijfveren voor de markt voorlopig ook nog wel alle nieuwsberichten omtrent vraag en aanbod blijven. "We verwachten nog steeds een hogere olieprijs tegen het eind van het jaar, waarbij een hogere schalie productie wordt gecompenseerd door een sterkere vraag, terwijl de outputniveaus elders een uitdaging zullen blijven vormen", aldus de marktvorser.

    Afzonderlijk werd maandag bekend dat de olieproductie in China in de eerste helft van 2017 is gedaald met ruim 5 procent op jaarbasis tot circa 4 miljoen vaten per dag. De olie-import steeg met 14 procent tot 8,5 miljoen vaten per dag. Volgens marktkenners is de toenemende oliebehoefte in China een van de belangrijkste steunpilaren voor de mondiale oliemarkt.

    Belangrijkste item voor de oliemarkt deze week is het Amerikaanse voorradenrapport van de EIA op woensdag. Volgende week maandag evalueren gedelegeerden van de OPEC in Moskou hun productie-afspraken.

    Door: ABM Financial News.

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  5. forum rang 10 voda 18 juli 2017 20:38
    Brent and WTI crude oil prices expected to average about USD 50 per barrel through 2018 - EIA

    EIA now forecasts Brent crude oil spot prices to average USD 51 per barrel (b) in 2017 and USD 52 per barrel in 2018. West Texas Intermediate crude oil prices are expected to be USD 2 per barrel lower than Brent prices in 2017 and 2018.

    Source : Strategic Research Institute
  6. forum rang 10 voda 18 juli 2017 21:18
    OPEC's First 2018 Outlook Shows It's Pumping Too Much Oil
    By Grant Smith

    Group sees 2018 consumption of its crude below current output
    Production also exceeded demand during first half of this year

    OPEC’s first assessment of world oil markets in 2018 showed that, despite cutting output, the group is still pumping too much crude.
    Even though the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries delivered on pledges to reduce supply, its output exceeded demand in the first half of this year, according to a report from the group. Its production was 32.6 million barrels a day in June. With U.S. oil producers leading a pick-up in rival supply, that’s also higher than the 32.2 million a day OPEC expects will be needed in 2018.

    Oil prices have slumped into a bear market on concern that production cuts implemented by OPEC and Russia since the start of the year aren’t deep enough to clear a global glut, while U.S. shale-oil producers are gearing up to fill in any shortfall. Producers will meet later this month in St. Petersburg to review their progress, although deeper cuts aren’t on the agenda.

    The report from OPEC’s Vienna-based research department indicates that the accord didn’t go far enough, which could go some way to explain the lack of a sustainable price rally following the cuts. Despite delivering on its commitment to reduce output, the organization was still oversupplying world markets by about 700,000 barrels a day in the first half of this year, its data show.

    Still, the report also contained evidence that the cutbacks are having some effect. Oil stockpiles in developed nations fell in May, reducing their surplus over the five-year average to 234 million barrels. By keeping production at June levels, the organization would reduce the global surplus by about 70 million barrels in the second half, falling short of the group’s goal of eliminating the excess, according to Bloomberg calculations using OPEC data.

    Deeper Cuts

    While the organization and its partners have agreed to persevere with their cuts until the end of March, figures in the report suggest they would need to make deeper reductions to balance the market in 2018. If current output were sustained, OPEC will oversupply world markets by about 900,000 barrels a day in the first quarter of next year.

    Growth in global oil consumption will be stable next year, at 1.26 million barrels a day, or 1.3 percent. However, the increase in supplies from outside OPEC will accelerate, to 1.1 million barrels a day, or about 2 percent, with most of the expansion coming from the U.S.

    OPEC’s outlook is more pessimistic than that of the International Energy Agency, the Paris-based institution that advises most of the world’s major economies. Last month the IEA predicted that global oil demand growth will pick up next year to 1.4 million barrels a day, allowing OPEC to reverse some of the cuts it has made and still keep markets balanced.

    Deepening the cuts would ultimately prove self-defeating, Fatih Birol, the IEA’s executive director, said in an interview in Istanbul.
    "Even if OPEC countries cut their production further and even if this causes prices to go up for a while, U.S. production will come to pressure the prices once again,” Birol said.

    OPEC’s production climbed by 393,500 barrels a day to 32.6 million in June as Libya and Nigeria -- both exempt from the agreement to cut -- restored output lost to political unrest and conflict, according to external sources compiled by the organization. Iraq, which has lagged behind other members in implementing its cutbacks, also increased output.

    Saudi Arabia, the group’s largest producer, which implemented the biggest cut, told OPEC it pumped 10.07 million barrels a day last month, exceeding its cap for the first time.

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  7. forum rang 10 voda 18 juli 2017 21:29
    India oil imports from region hit 19 month low in June

    Ship tracking data from industry sources and data available on Thomson Reuters Eikon showed, India's reliance on Middle East oil imports shrunk in June to the smallest since October 2015 as the world's third-biggest importer tapped other sources amid Opec supply cuts. India's imports of Middle Eastern crude oil shrunk in June to the smallest since October 2015 as the world's third-biggest importer tapped other sources amid Opec supply cuts, ship tracking data available with Reuters showed.

    Middle East imports fell 7.6 per cent in June from the previous month, partly driven by declines from Kuwait, Iraq and Saudi Arabia as the production cuts by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) made more of a dent in supply.

    The cuts also drove up Middle East crude prices, prompting price-sensitive Indian buyers to seek substitutes from Russia and Latin America as the world remains awash with oil.

    Gulf crude accounted for about 58.5 per cent of India's imports compared with about 66 per cent in May, while the share of oil from Latin America, Africa, and Central Asia, including Russia, rose, according to ship tracking data obtained from sources and data compiled by Thomson Reuters Oil Research & Forecasts.

    Mr MK Surana, chairman of oil refiner Hindustan Petroleum Corp, said that "The choices have increased and crude is available at competitive prices. There are high supplies of low-sulphur crude because Nigeria is exempted" from the Opec cuts.”

    Even as Opec and some non-Opec producers cut output to shore up prices, global oil output in June is 1.2 million barrels per day above a year ago, the International Energy Agency said on Thursday in its latest monthly report.

    The weight of supplies has forced sellers to cut prices allowing Indian refiners to snap up cargoes in the spot market.

    Mr AK Sharma, head of finance at Indian Oil Corp, said that "Pricing pressure is playing a role, whoever has crude they want to dispose it as quickly as possible."

    Source : Reuters
  8. forum rang 10 voda 18 juli 2017 21:32
    Deeper OPEC cuts would help Shale - Mr al-Attiyah

    Bloomberg reported that OPEC would hurt itself and help US shale producers if it adopted deeper cuts, the former oil minister of Qatar warned. “It’s not beneficial for OPEC to deepen their cuts because prices will go up and shale oil producers and others will take OPEC’s market share,” Mr Abdullah al-Attiyah said in interview in Istanbul. “The problem is that there is someone waiting in the dark corner for OPEC - it’s shale oil producers and whenever prices rise, they raise production.”

    The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries and Russia’s quest to rebalance the oil market through a deal to curb production have failed to sustainably boost prices. Resilient US shale output and rising production from Libya and Nigeria - OPEC members exempt from cutting - have diluted the group’s efforts and global inventories remain well above the five-year average.

    Mr al-Attiyah said that “This is a new situation for the oil market. Traditionally, it was always oil competing with other sources like coal or renewable, but today it is a fierce war” between conventional and unconventional oil resources.

    Source : Bloomberg
  9. forum rang 10 voda 18 juli 2017 21:51
    Ecuador houdt zich niet aan OPEC deal

    Land pompt meer olie dan afgesproken.

    (ABM FN-Dow Jones) Ecuador houdt zich niet langer aan de afspraken van oliekartel OPEC om minder olie op te pompen. Dit zei de minister van Energie van het Zuid-Amerikaanse land dinsdag.

    De afspraak tussen OPEC en andere grote olieproducerende landen is bedoeld om het wereldwijde overaanbod van olie weg te werken, wat zou moeten leiden tot hogere prijzen. Tot dusver is er weinig succes mee behaald. Ecuador is een van de kleinere olieproducten binnen OPEC.

    Minister Carlos Perez zei in een interview met een lokale televisiezender in Ecuador dat niet langer aan de afspraken kon worden vastgehouden, omdat het land de olie-inkomsten nodig heeft.

    Ecuador had afgesproken om de olieproductie met 26.000 vaten per dag te verlagen, maar volgens Perez schiet het land circa 10.000 vaten te kort per dag.

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  10. forum rang 10 voda 19 juli 2017 16:39
    Amerikaanse olievoorraden dalen

    Capaciteitsbenutting van raffinaderijen omlaag naar 94,0 procent.

    (ABM FN-Dow Jones) De voorraden ruwe olie in de Verenigde Staten zijn vorige week gedaald. Dit bleek woensdag uit cijfers van de Energy Information Administration.

    In de week eindigend op 14 juli daalden de olievoorraden met circa 4,7 miljoen vaten tot 490,6 miljoen vaten.

    De benzinevoorraden liepen terug met 4,4 miljoen vaten tot een totaal van 231,2 miljoen vaten, terwijl de voorraden stookolie en andere distillaten met 2,1 miljoen vaten daalden tot 151,4 miljoen vaten.

    De capaciteitsbenutting van raffinaderijen daalde afgelopen week van 94,5 naar 94,0 procent.

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  11. forum rang 10 voda 20 juli 2017 20:11
    OPEC announces to start raising oil production this month

    Bloomberg reported that Ecuador has dealt a blow to OPEC unity by announcing it will start raising oil production this month, arguing it needs the money. OPEC has for years cheated on its own agreements, particularly when oil prices fail to recover after an output cut. But Ecuador has taken the rare step of saying publicly it will increase production, making it impossible for the group to conceal the desertion.

    Oil Minister Mr Carlos Perez said in an interview with Teleamazonas that the Latin American country won’t be able to meet its commitment to lower output by 26,000 barrels a day to 522,000 a day, as agreed with OPEC last year. Hew said that “There’s a need for funds for the fiscal treasury, hence we’ve taken the decision to gradually increase output. What Ecuador does or doesn’t do has no major impact on OPEC output.”

    Indeed, Ecuador’s exit is largely immaterial when considering the size of the global oil market, as the amount it agreed to cut accounts for less than 25 seconds of daily consumption. Still, it does create a dangerous precedent in the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, opening the door for other, perhaps bigger producers to follow suit.

    Ms Amrita Sen, chief oil analyst at London-based Energy Aspects Ltd, said that “Ecuador’s latest statement will not matter for global balances but it shows the challenges for OPEC members given the cuts failed to raise prices. The announcement may “again give rise to fears of the deal falling apart.”

    Benchmark Brent crude has erased most of the gains it made after OPEC’s November deal, dropping 14 percent this year to trade below USD 49 a barrel on Tuesday.

    Ecuador said that it had a “non-written” agreement with OPEC that gave it flexibility on output because of its fiscal needs. The Vienna-based group, however, hasn’t disclosed such an accord.

    Source : Bloomberg
  12. forum rang 10 voda 20 juli 2017 20:11
    Shale companies push oil prices down, risk losing the market

    Sputnik reported that global oil prices that saw a stunning drop of nearly 50 percent since 2014 have recently been showing signs of an increase. Brent is currently trading around USD 49 per barrel. According to analysts, the situation in the global crude market will depend on US shale producers and OPEC's policy. Analysts point out that the previous decrease was driven by an increase in shale oil production, especially in the United States under President Donald Trump. However, the market trend is currently changing towards an increase in demand for conventionally produced crude.

    Oil could drop below USD 40
    According to an analyst of the German media outlet Die Welt, the situation in the global crude market of 2016-2017 has been very unusual. Despite falling prices, US companies are actively investing in shale oil production, causing uncertainty in the market. Since 2016, in the US the number of shale oil rigs in operation have nearly doubled to 765. The market faced the risk of a permanent glut.

    One of the driving forces behind this trend was the policy of the new US presidential administration. Soon after Trump assumed power his administration initiated the removal of environmental restrictions on the production of shale oil as part of a plan to create "American energy dominance." As a result, the shale oil industry in the US experienced a real boom.

    Growing Demand
    In recent months, conventionally produced crude has been under increased pressure, including from the shale industry and the market activities of non-OPEC members Nigeria and Libya.

    Despite such a complicated environmental situation, global crude prices started increasing in the second half of July this year. Sources in the industry told Reuters that the reason was due to shale oil companies hitting the brakes on their investments due to low returns. At the same time, there have been new sources of demand for traditionally produced crude.

    India has recently emerged as a new active player in the oil market. Previously overshadowed by China, India’s demand for fossil fuels has been intensely growing.

    As a result, many analysts tend to think that a downturn in the Chinese economy will not be a negative factor for the global crude market. Moreover, Germany, one of the world’s industrial leaders, is currently showing an increase in oil consumption.

    According to the International Energy Agency, demand for crude is expected to reach 98 million barrels a day by the end of 2017 and will continue to grow throughout 2018, to an estimated 99.4 million barrels a day.

    OPEC Meeting in Russia
    An upward trend in global crude prices proves that OPEC’s efforts to freeze output have been positive for the market.

    A worker checks the valve of an oil pipe at an oil field owned by Russian state-owned oil producer Bashneft near the village of Nikolo-Berezovka, northwest of Ufa, Bashkortostan, Russia January 28, 2015.

    In November 2016, the OPEC member states signed an agreement in the Austrian capital limiting oil production by 1.2 million barrels per day. On December 10, 2016, 11 non-OPEC countries decided to jointly cut oil output by 558,000 barrels per day for six months from January 2017. The agreement was due to expire in June, but was prolonged for an additional nine months on May 25.

    Despite the fact that Russia is not a member of the cartel, Moscow shows readiness to coordinate its efforts with the organization.

    Source : Sputnik
  13. forum rang 10 voda 20 juli 2017 21:15
    Olie valt terug na top

    Handelaren blijven bezorgd over Libië en Nigeria.

    (ABM FN-Dow Jones) De olieprijs is donderdag lager gesloten, terugvallend nadat eerder op de dag nog het hoogste niveau in zes weken werd aangetikt, dankzij een sterkere dan verwachte daling van de olievoorraden. Handelaren bleven ongerust over een stijgende olieproductie in de VS, Libië en Nigeria, belangrijke vergadering van een aantal grote olieproducerende landen volgende week.

    De augustusfuture voor een West Texas Intermediate, die expireert bij de settlement donderdag, sloot 0,8 procent lager op 46,73 dollar op de New York Mercantile Exchange. De septemberfuture daalde 0,9 procent tot 46,88 dollar. Ook Brent-olie voor levering in september leverde 0,9 procent in, tot 49,25 dollar.

    Eerder op de dag werd de olieprijs nog opgestuwd tot het hoogste niveau in zes weken, dankzij drie weken van dalende Amerikaanse olievoorraden op rij.

    Woensdag sloten de oliefutures op het hoogste niveau sinds 6 juni, nadat de Energy Information Administration meldde dat de Amerikaanse olievoorraden in de afgelopen week sterker dan verwacht waren gedaald.

    Toch blijft de olieprijs nog ruim onder het niveau van 50 dollar, ongeacht de voorraadcijfers, zei analist Naeem Aslam van Think Markets UK. "Het overaanbod is nog steeds ten zeerste de focus", aldus Aslam. "Zo lang we dat niet betekenisvol zien afnemen, blijven de kansen gekeerd tegen een opwaartse beweging van de olieprijs."

    Behalve een aantrekkende productie in de VS zijn er zorgen over hogere productie in Libië en Nigeria, twee leden van OPEC die niet meedoen aan de productiebeperking van het oliekartel.

    Olieministers van OPEC-landen houden maandag in het Russische Sint-Petersburg hun maandelijkse vergadering om te beoordelen of alle landen zich houden aan de productiebeperkingen.

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  14. forum rang 10 voda 20 juli 2017 21:18
    Oil cuts working, market in balance by end-March - Mr Marzouq

    Mr Essam al-Marzouq, Kuwait’s oil minister said that the world oil market is taking longer than expected to rebalance but the glut should go by the end of March and OPEC need not take further action to curb supplies for now. Mr Essam al-Marzouq also told Reuters there was no need for the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries to hold an extraordinary meeting before its scheduled gathering in November because OPEC-led supply cuts were “working well”.

    OPEC and 11 non-OPEC states have cut output by 1.8 million barrels per day (bpd) since January. The curbs, which were initially due to run for the first half of 2017, were extended to March 2018 in a bid to cut oversupply and lift prices.

    Mr Marzouq said in an interview in the Kuwaiti capital, saying there was no need to deepen the cuts for now “We are in the first two weeks of the extension period. It is too early to say now what I will do in November.”

    He said that OPEC should “wait and see what happens, at least in the next couple of weeks until the end of July, to see the compliance data and the effect on the stocks.”

    OPEC wants to bring inventories in industrialised states down from above 3 billion barrels to the five-year average of 2.7 billion. The International Energy Agency said stockpiles fell in May but remained 266 million barrels above the average.

    Brent oil prices climbed above $58 a barrel in January from a 2016 low of about USD 27 a barrel, but persistent oversupply has driven it back below $50.

    He added that a big drawdown in global inventories had not been expected in the first half of 2017. “We have always been looking at the second half of the year,” he said, citing stronger demand in the U.S. summer driving season.
    U.S. government data showed U.S. inventories in the week to July 7 fell by 7.6 million barrels, the biggest drop in 10 months and more than expected.

    Source : Reuters
  15. forum rang 10 voda 20 juli 2017 21:27
    Next Mexico deepwater oil tender may draw from three Gulf basins

    Reuters reported that Mexico will announce later this week the bid terms and blocks up for grabs in its next deepwater oil tender, which may include the first areas from the Cordilleras Mexicanas basin, a senior official said. The Cordilleras Mexicanas deepwater basin is home to national oil company Pemex's Lakach natural gas project and located east of the Gulf Coast port of Veracruz.

    Mexico's first deepwater oil auction last December included blocks from the Perdido Fold Belt straddling the US-Mexico maritime border, and the Salina basin further to the south.

    Mr Juan Carlos Zepeda, head of the National Hydrocarbons Commission, the oil regulator that runs the auctions, said that tor the next deepwater round, the energy ministry is also looking at areas in the Cordilleras Mexicanas basin. He said that "The auction might include blocks from (all) three basins."

    However, the auction will likely take place in January, although no fixed date has yet been set, and will differ from the last deepwater tender by including a maximum additional royalty that interested bidders can offer to win development rights.

    Last month, the finance ministry said future oil auctions would include both minimum and maximum additional royalties, and in the case of a tie, a cash bond would be used to break it.

    Meanwhile, such cash bonds alone raised $88 million last week as several of the 21 onshore blocks awarded ended up tied.

    Source : Reuters
  16. forum rang 10 voda 20 juli 2017 21:33
    Gazprom's gas output growth up by 19pct YoY in 2017

    Russia's Gazprom energy company has seen a 19% increase in gas output since the beginning of the year in comparison to the same period of the past year. Gazprom has increased gas production since the start of the year by 18.8 percent to 248.8 billion cubic meters.

    Gazprom said that "From January 1 to July 15, 2017, the Gazprom group produced 248.8 billion cubic meters of gas, 39.3 billion cubic meters or 18.8 percent more than the same period last year."

    According to Gazprom, exports to non-CIS countries have grown by 12.3 percent to 102.9 bcm.

    Source : Sputnik
  17. forum rang 10 voda 24 juli 2017 14:06
    OPEC vecht met bondgenoten tegen overvloed aan olie

    Weinig resultaat verwacht van bijeenkomst in Sint Petersburg.

    (ABM FN-Dow Jones) De OPEC ontmoet maandag in het Russische Sint Petersburg bondgenoten van buiten het kartel zoals Rusland om te praten over de stand van zaken op de oliemarkt en het effect van de gemaakte productie-afspraken.

    De 14 leden van de OPEC en 10 grote olieproducenten daarbuiten spraken vorig jaar af om hun output met 1,8 miljoen vaten per dag in te perken. Die afspraken werden afgelopen mei verlengd tot in maart 2018. Dit alles met als doel de oliemarkt in balans te brengen en de olieprijs verder te laten stijgen, maar vooralsnog komt de olieprijs niet verder dan een niveau van rond de 50 dollar per vat.

    's Werelds grootste olieproducent Saoedi-Arabië zei maandag voorafgaand aan de bijeenkomst dat ze, voor het eerst sinds het sluiten van de productiedeal, in juni meer olie hadden opgepompt dan afgesproken. Volgens cijfers van tankopslagbedrijf Petro-Logistics kwam de OPEC productie in juli zelfs uit op 33 miljoen vaten per dag, wat een stijging betekende van 145.000 vaten per dag ten opzichte van juni.

    De Saoedische minister van energiezaken Khalid al-Falih benadrukte maandag voorafgaand aan de vergadering dat de markt niet hoeft te rekenen op verdere productieverlagingen. In het algemeen houden de landen die meedoen aan het productiequotum zich aan de afspraken, uitgezonderd een paar "achterblijvers" wiens problemen aangepakt moeten worden.

    Falih doelde mogelijk op Irak, qua output de tweede producent binnen het kartel, dat meer olie oppompt dan afgesproken, maar ook landen als Nigeria en Libië die zich tot nu toe niet aan de gemaakte afspraken hoefden te houden en waar de olie-output in de afgelopen maanden omhoog ging.

    Nigeria zegde maandag toe dat men de olie productie zal beperken tot 1,8 miljoen vaten per dag. Volgens kenners is het echter de vraag of dat zoden aan de dijk zet, omdat dergelijke beperkingen geen olie uit de markt nemen, maar alleen aanvullende vaten uit de markt houden.

    "Tenzij we de vraag zien toenemen, zal een productie inperking voor Nigeria en Libië niets meer zijn dan iets om de markt even gerust te stellen", zei analist Gao Jian van SCI International. Voor het in balans brengen van vraag-en-aanbod cyclus maakt het echter geen verschil op korte termijn, stelde de marktvorser.

    De vergadering van maandag is in principe routine en bedoeld om te evalueren of alle landen zich houden aan de gemaakte afspraken. Toch is met name de aanwezigheid van de Saoedische olieminister Falih opmerkelijk omdat hij nog weleens verstek laat gaan bij dit soort ontmoetingen.

    Maandag toonde de minister zich bezorgd over de olietoevoer uit Amerika, waar de productie behoorlijk is opgevoerd sinds het lichte herstel van de olieprijs eind vorig jaar. Nieuwe productieverlagingen zouden Amerika er echter alleen maar toe zetten om de schalie productie verder op te voeren.

    Ondertussen ziet de hoogste baas van de OPEC, Mohammad Barkindo, de ontwikkelingen op de oliemarkt wat rooskleuriger in. Hij benadrukte onlangs nog dat het in balans brengen van de oliemarkt in de tweede helft van het jaar in een versnelling zal komen.

    Een september-future West Texas Intermediate noteerde maandag rond het middaguur 0,9 procent hoger op 46,16 dollar.

    Door: ABM Financial News.

    info@abmfn.nl

    Redactie: +31(0)20 26 28 999

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  18. forum rang 10 voda 25 juli 2017 21:28
    Olieprijs sluit hoger

    Optimisme van dag eerder houdt aan.

    (ABM FN-Dow Jones) De prijs voor een vat ruwe olie is dinsdag hoger gesloten. De september-future voor een vat ruwe olie sloot op de New York Mercantile Exchange 1,55 dollar hoger, of 3,3 procent, op 47,89 dollar.

    Het is de tweede dag op rij dat olie duurder werd. Oliehandelaren werden gerustgesteld door de pogingen van oliekartel OPEC om de voorraden te beperken, terwijl er ook tekenen waren van een afnemende productie in Amerika.

    Tijdens een bijeenkomst van de Organisatie van olie-exporterende landen op maandag in Sint Petersburg wees Saoedi-Arabië andere landen uit het kartel erop dat ze zich moeten houden aan de afspraken om de productie te beperken. Saoedi-Arabië zei ook van plan te zijn om zijn export van olie te beperken tot 6,6 miljoen vaten per dag.

    Analisten van Commerzbank schreven dinsdag echter in een rapport dat het beperken van de export geen duurzaam effect zou hebben op de olieprijzen. Als Amerika minder olie uit Saoedi-Arabie zou ontvangen dan zou dit hogere prijzen wereldwijd leiden, maar daar zouden volgens de analisten Amerikaanse olieproducenten gebruik van maken door hun productie op te voeren.

    Door: ABM Financial News.

    info@abmfn.nl

    Redactie: +31(0)20 26 28 999

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  19. forum rang 10 voda 26 juli 2017 16:37
    Amerikaanse olievoorraden dalen flink

    Capaciteitsbenutting van raffinaderijen omhoog naar 94,3 procent.

    (ABM FN) De voorraden ruwe olie in de Verenigde Staten zijn vorige week opnieuw gedaald. Dit bleek woensdag uit cijfers van de Energy Information Administration.

    In de week eindigend op 21 juli daalden de olievoorraden met circa 7,2 miljoen vaten tot 483,4 miljoen vaten.

    De benzinevoorraden liepen terug met 1,0 miljoen vaten tot een totaal van 230,2 miljoen vaten, terwijl de voorraden stookolie en andere distillaten met 1,9 miljoen vaten daalden tot 149,6 miljoen vaten.

    De capaciteitsbenutting van raffinaderijen steeg afgelopen week van 94,0 naar 94,3 procent.

    Door: ABM Financial News.

    pers@abmfn.be

    Redactie: +32(0)78 486 481

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  20. forum rang 10 voda 26 juli 2017 20:57
    World oil demand could peak in 2024 on higher vehicle efficiency - Goldman Sachs

    Reuters quoted Goldman Sachs said in a research note on refining that global oil demand could peak as early as 2024 if there are more efficiency gains in vehicles, greater market penetration by electric cars, lower economic growth and higher fuel prices.

    Research analysts from the investment bank said that economic expansion in emerging markets - led by India - may stave off reaching a peak until 2030, although demand growth will still slow over the next decade given improving mileage in cars and trucks and the greater use of electric vehicles.

    The researchers said that the global electric fleet, for instance, is expected to grow more than 40-fold to 83 million vehicles by 2030, from 2 million in 2016.

    The Goldman analysts said that "In our extreme case, we project peak oil demand in 2024."

    Goldman Sachs projects annual oil demand growth between 2017 and 2022 at 1.2 percent, slowing to 0.7 percent by 2025 and to 0.4 percent in 2030. Oil demand grew by an annual average rate of 1.6 percent over 2011 to 2016.

    They said that over the period to 2030, the transport sector will contribute less to oil demand growth. Petrochemicals will instead become more central, although with more feedstock coming from outside the refining system, such as from natural gas liquids, refiners' share in oil demand will fall.

    Source : Reuters
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