
Propane market surprised by inventory draw
August 25, 2020 By Mark Rachal
The EIA reported a surprising and unusual draw of 41,000 barrels in U.S. propane inventory, which came when industry analysts expected a 2.31 million-barrel build.
Read MoreThe EIA reported a surprising and unusual draw of 41,000 barrels in U.S. propane inventory, which came when industry analysts expected a 2.31 million-barrel build.
Read MoreDevelopments in crude production and pricing should be watched carefully to see how that translates to propane production and pricing leading up to winter.
Read MoreCost Management Solutions saw prices move outside of the benchmarks for both crude and propane in the weeks after it shared its current short-term benchmarks with readers.
Read MoreAs fate would have it, propane pushed above 50.2 percent of WTI crude and 48 cents over the past week.
Read MoreCrude demand is expected to decline 8 percent this year, increase 6 percent next year and fully recover in 2022.
Read MoreU.S. propane production has been on the rise over the past few weeks, putting a lid on propane…
Read MoreOver the past five weeks, propane production has been down. Mark Rachal takes a look at the scoreboard for U.S. propane inventory levels compared to prices.
Read MorePropane industry leaders are beginning to take notice and consider what recent market dynamics might mean for propane supply this winter.
Read MorePropane’s more supportive fundamental picture will keep it from falling to the extremely low values witnessed at the beginning of the year.
Read MorePropane is trading at a record high relative value to WTI crude, which suggests traders see propane fundamentals as more supportive of its price.
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