Archive of North Sea Brent - The Henwood Edge
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Crude Oil Prices in Fundamental Tug-of-War
Posted on March 28, 2012 by Christopher Henwood in Crude Oil, EIA, Energy, Geopolitical risk, North Sea Brent, WTICrude Oil prices have remained in a fairly narrow trading range for the past several weeks. The ongoing tensions over Iran’s nuclear ambitions and the sanctions on oil sales have heightened the concern of a major supply disruption in the...
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High Gas Prices … No Easy Answers
Posted on February 27, 2012 by Christopher Henwood in Crude Oil, Energy, Gasoline, Geopolitical risk, Iran, North Sea Brent, Refining, Regulations, WTIWhy is the price of gasoline so high? In the past week I was asked that question by a couple of the world’s largest news services looking for me to explain why it was so high and going higher. In...
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Brent / WTI Spread is at a Crucial Juncture
Posted on February 2, 2012 by Christopher Henwood in Brent / WTI, Crude Oil, Energy, Geopolitical risk, North Sea Brent, Technical Analysis, WTIThe Brent / WTI spread is at a crucial juncture. It is currently right on the 100-Day Moving Average. A Settlement above the 100-Day should push the difference between the world’s two benchmark crude contracts to widen into the $18.50...
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Crude Oil Preparing for Lift-Off
Posted on January 23, 2012 by Christopher Henwood in China, Crude Oil, EIA, Energy, Geopolitical risk, North Sea Brent, Technical Analysis, WTIWith the price of WTI wrapping itself around the $100 mark, and Brent confined to the space between its 100 and 200 Day Moving Averages, the market is ripe for a break out. The question is: will it be to...
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