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Data-centric, visualization-forward oil market research
Thematic deep-dives, monthly data reports, and a weekly market wrap-up every Friday
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The unprecedented pullback in Chinese crude oil imports was the largest unexpected oil market swing to counterbalance history’s greatest supply shock in the Strait of Hormuz—so how’d they pull it off?
Crude markets eased amidst a tentative pause in US-Iran fighting before tightening anew as strikes reignited and spread to critical Saudi oil facilities and as far west as Egypt.
Crude prices continue to spiral upward, temporarily breaking back above $100/bbl as the Iran War escalated and the Houthis more directly joined the conflict with a “maritime ban” on Saudi Arabia.
Oil balances tightened and stockpiles continued to plunge, driven, above all, by the rapid drawdown of strategic stocks that have partially shielded commercial stocks—and prices—from the Hormuz shock.
