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International oil prices have plummeted to a three-year low! Read this article to understand what exactly has happened in the oil market.
① Last week, the international benchmark Brent Crude Oil Product Futures price suddenly broke a months-long silence, reaching its lowest point in three years. ② Currently, many oil price traders are grappling with the question: what exactly happened in the international oil market? Will this round of plunge deepen further?
Are Global Henry Hub Natural Gas prices about to rise? A significant increase in import volume is anticipated for Europe's summer procurement.
① Europe is experiencing a cold wave this year, coupled with the cessation of Henry Hub Natural Gas transit through Ukraine, leading to a drop in the region's natural gas inventory to 37%, far below the 60% of the previous two years; ② It is estimated that Europe needs to import an additional 250 batches of liquefied natural gas to replenish inventories to 90% before November; ③ On the other hand, the International Energy Agency warns that the liquefied natural gas market will continue to be tight this year, which will strongly support natural gas prices.
Oil Prices Hit Multi-Year Lows As OPEC+ Production, Tariffs Weigh On Market
Trump's pressure was effective, OPEC+ unexpectedly decided to start increasing oil supply, leading to a sharp decline in oil prices.
OPEC+, led by Saudi Arabia and Russia, will increase daily production by 0.138 million barrels in April. This is the first step in a gradual increase plan spanning several months, aimed at gradually restoring Crude Oil Product output. OPEC+ issued a statement confirming the decision to start increasing oil supply, and OPEC+ may decide to suspend or reverse this decision based on market conditions.
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Not afraid of pressure from Trump? Traders expect OPEC+ to delay the production increase plan for April again.
Despite Trump pressuring for a price cut, traders generally expect that due to a potential oversupply in the Global market, OPEC+ will postpone the planned monthly production increase set to start in April by one to three months. This is the fourth time since 2022 that OPEC+ has delayed plans to restore oil production.