- Oil heads for a weekly decline of more than $5/Bbl
- Developments in the Middle East continue to push prices around, with the US still attempting to broker a ceasefire and the Israeli Prime Minister saying operations in Gaza are not yet completed
- Chinese data shows tentative signs of improvement, but recent briefings on additional economic stimulus left market participants underwhelmed
- China’s refinery throughput hits a five-month high but is unlikely to sustain (S&P)
- China's crude throughput rebounded to 14.35 MMBbl/d in September; a five-month high
- Primary refinery capacity under maintenance is set to double in October to 960 MBbl/d
- China's oil demand growth is expected to decline in 2024 due to economic slowdown and efficiency improvements
- Crude production in China saw a slight year-on-year increase of about 1.6% to 4.28 MMBbl/d despite recent challenges
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