Ölpreis - Erdöl - Öl - Rohöl: Infos, Fakten, Analysen, Charts und Ausblick (Seite 911)

[Sunray01]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 52.566.224 von 75Rover am 08.06.16 10:23:01

Zitat von 75Rover: Sieht für mich alles nach einer großen "Shortie-Grill-Party" aus aktuell.

Die Bären werden gemolken das nur noch so die Schwarte kracht

die sind viele auf dem falschen Fuß unterwegs

[Boersenbommel]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 52.569.827 von StockCruncher am 08.06.16 15:59:59

Volle Zustimmung !!!!


Aber leider nicht zu ändern, Wahnsinn !!!!



Man sollte in Nigeria friedlicher mieinander umgehen, dann wäre alles in Ordnung. Ich denke mal, im Hintergrund reiben sich einige die Hände, und pumpen fett mit Höchstleistung !!!!

[StockCruncher]

Also der Ölpreis ist doch der letzte Witz! Hochmanipuliert bis jetzt auch die letzten prozyklischen Chartseppel aufspringen!

Hier kann man bald auf der kurzen Seite herrlich verdienen, wenn die letzten Idioten an Bord sind!

[VW-Lover]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 52.566.224 von 75Rover am 08.06.16 10:23:01

Rover, sehe ich nach Ausbruch über 51 genauso. Gestern schön ausgestoppt auf der short Seite. Manche long-Optionsscheine entwickeln sich immer noch sehr verhalten. zB CN4DCY oder DG2HU2. Da hätte ich 10 cent mehr erwartet.... Gut laufen nur die Faktorcalls wie zB mein Lieblingschein VS7RK1.
Denoch lege ich mir ab 52/53 shorts wieder rein zB CD4GWM oder VS978E. Godd trades!

[75Rover]

Sieht für mich alles nach einer großen "Shortie-Grill-Party" aus aktuell.

Brent



WTI

[Hanslskrocher]

http://www.worldoil.com/news/2016/6/7/global-oil-demand-is-g…

SINGAPORE (Bloomberg) -- Trafigura Group has joined other leading energy trading houses in saying oil demand is growing "strongly" this year, suggesting that OPEC’s cheap oil strategy is spurring consumption despite weak economic growth in China and other emerging nations.

“Strong consumption growth," led by gasoline demand in the U.S. and China, Trafigura said in its interim report on Tuesday. The Singapore-based company said it’s now trading more that 4 MMbpd of crude and refined products for the first time, up 46% year-on-year.

"The much-anticipated rebalancing of supply and demand now seems within reach," Trafigura CEO Jeremy Weir said.

As oil’s rallied more than 80% since January to $50/bbl, most analysts have focused on supply, especially declining U.S. oil production and unplanned stoppages in Canada and Nigeria, but a growing number of traders and producers are pointing to buoyant demand. The boss of Royal Dutch Shell said on Tuesday oil demand was set to grow 1.5 MMbpd in 2016, higher than the 1.2 MMbpd forecast by the International Energy Agency.

The increase in consumption has largely been driven by gasoline as lower fuel prices spur people to buy new cars—often larger, less efficient models—and drive them further. U.S. gasoline demand will average 9.3 MMbpd this year, surpassing the peak set in 2007, the EIA said in its most recent monthly report.

Marco Dunand, the CEO and found of Geneva-based Mercuria Energy Group Ltd., one of Trafigura’s competitors, said last month that oil demand could grow by 1.5 MMbpd to 1.8 MMbpd in 2016.

“The rebalancing is happening a bit faster than anticipated because of the disruptions,” Dunand said. “Demand is also stronger than expected” in countries from India to the U.S., he said.

Oil ministers attending last week’s meeting of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries also expressed optimism about the outlook for global oil demand.

“From the beginning of the year until now, the market has been correcting itself upward,” U.A.E. Oil Minister Suhail Al Mazrouei told reporters in Vienna.

Wenn dieses Jahr 1.6-1.8 Millionen Barrel/Tag pro Tag mehr verbraucht werden und die weltweite Förderung zurückgeht dann werden wir bald in einem Defizitmarkt sein. Die Saudis fördern zwar viel, verbrauchen aber immer mehr selber. Die Exporte steigen nicht mehr, bzw. fallen sogar.

[Floateri]

Rohstoffe: Rohöl auf Jahreshoch, US-Bestände sinken

http://www.shareribs.com/rohstoffe/oel-und-gas/news/article/…

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India Putting Floor Beneath Oil Prices As Demand Continues To Soar

http://oilprice.com/Energy/Oil-Prices/India-Putting-Floor-Be…

India has emerged as the “star performer” of the oil markets, the IEA wrote in its May Oil Market Report. Oil demand growth in India has surpassed that of China, the long-time cornerstone of global commodity demand.

Part of India’s sudden importance has to do with China. Demand growth for refined fuels in China plunged recently, down to 353,000 barrels per day in the first quarter of 2016 from a year earlier. That is down roughly 60 percent from a highpoint in the third quarter of last year at nearly 900,000 barrels per day (elevated levels that had a lot to do with filling of China’s strategic petroleum reserve).

But India’s demand for liquid fuels grew by 400,000 barrels per day in the first quarter, which was the fastest in the world, accounting for about 30 percent of the total global increase. “This provides further support for the argument that India is taking over from the China as the main growth market for oil,” the IEA wrote in May. That level of growth is all the more remarkable given that India’s oil demand grew at an average of just 120,000 barrels per day every year for the past decade, according to Bernstein Research.

The growth figures in India are striking: GDP is expanding at a 7.6 percent annual rate, gasoline demand is up 14.5 percent, and diesel demand is up 7.5 percent. The WSJ reports that 24 million new vehicles were constructed in India in the most recent fiscal year, and the government is targeting new road construction on the order of 30 kilometers every single day. India’s vehicle fleet has doubled since 2007.

To fill all of those vehicles, India needs more oil. And with domestic production relatively stagnant, India has to resort to steadily higher imports. Crude oil imports have jumped by 12 percent so far this year from 2015 levels. Domestic refineries are running full tilt, and more capacity is needed.

According to Bernstein’s Neil Beveridge, India is at a “structural inflection point for oil growth,” with several factors responsible for the surge in demand: the government program to rapidly expand the nation’s highway system; rising per capita income; and a shift towards building out manufacturing capacity to make up a larger share of the Indian economy.

Related: Oil Prices Stimulated By Fed’s Inaction

India is now more or less at the same per capita income levels as China in 2002 – a time when China’s demand for oil and other commodities started to skyrocket. Bernstein sees India undergoing a similar, if less intense, industrialization and economic transformation. Oil consumption could grow at a 5.4 percent compound annual growth rate through 2021, or an increase of 1.45 million barrels per day (mb/d) over the next five years to 5.45 mb/d. by 2040, India’s oil demand could rise to 10 mb/d, a more than 6 mb/d increase from today’s levels, which will also be the largest source of growth on the planet.

In other words, India is simultaneously contributing to oil demand in today’s oil market, putting a floor beneath prices, while India will also be the largest driver of oil demand over the long-term. China was largely responsible for the commodity super-cycle that began in the early 2000s that ended a few years ago. Companies that spent billions on coal mines in Australia, copper mines in Chile, or drilled oil wells in increasingly hard-to-reach areas of the globe – they all had China in mind when they put together their forecasts. But going forward, India will increasingly play that role.

And the next bull market could be starting sooner than many think. Bloomberg reports that commodity markets are about to enter bull market territory, as the Bloomberg Commodity Index – which tracks 22 different raw materials – is about to close up 20 percent from January levels. To be sure, the super-cycle price boom of a decade ago is not about to return, but the bear market has come to an end. The fortunes of commodity producers now rest with India.

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..... ganz egal wieviele Windräder oder Solaranlagen in westlichen Industrieländern errichtet werden ( und dadurch der Rohöl Verbrauch sinken würden )
=> in Südostasien wird ein x-faches der Reduktion im Westen an Mehrverbrauch dazu kommen

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Seventy Seven Energy Files For Chapter 11 Bankruptcy

http://oilprice.com/Latest-Energy-News/World-News/Seventy-Se…

Oilfield services company Seventy Seven Energy Inc. (SSEI) became the next victim of the chronic oil price downturn on Tuesday, when it filed for a prepackaged Chapter 11 bankruptcy package that would allow the entity to convert $1.1 billion of debt into equity under a restructured corporation.

The company, which offers drilling and hydraulic fracturing (fracking) services, had been part of Chesapeake Energy Corp. until 2014, when it spun off and became its own entity. SSEI boasted a share price of $25 dollars when it became independent, but on Tuesday, its price stood at just seven cents.

Chesapeake, the biggest shale gas producer in the world, has had troubles of its own over the past year. During the first quarter of 2016, the firm had a negative cash flow from operations, meaning revenues did not cover the operating costs, much less capital expenditures such as drilling and completion.

Creditors have “voted overwhelmingly in favor” of the plan that would cancel existing stock, according to the company’s management team.

"The successful completion of the solicitation process and today's filing represent the next step forward in our financial restructuring," Chief Executive Officer Jerry Winchester told reporters, adding that the company’s suppliers would be paid their balance in full and that operational contracts would still be in place.

Customers and vendors would not be affected either, according to previously released package details.

Documents from the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Wilmington, Delaware, stated that SSEI had a total of $1.7 billion in assets and $1.8 billion in debts as of April 30th. A loan of $100 million will fund operating costs for the time being, it stated.

By Zainab Calcuttawala for Oilprice.com

[Traidee]

http://m.investing.com/news/economic-indicators/u.s.-api-wee…

Erwartungen exakt getroffen bzw leicht übertroffen. Mitlerweile wirken die API Daten ähnlich authentisch wie Daten zum chinesischen BIP. Die Aufmerksamkeit dieser Erhebung ist enorm geworden und ich denke, dass die gemeldeten Zahlen exakt kalkuliert sind. Die EIA Bestände Morgen um 16:30uhr werden Klarheit geben.