Yesterday's EIA weekly status report showed gasoline stocks holding up well despite an increase in gasoline demand: From a day's supply perspective
Italian banks… WSJ
The next crisis? "That is nearly 10 times the level in the U.S., where, even at the worst of the 2008-09 financial crisis, it was only 5%. Among
Refinery margins tank… Reuters
Despite good gasoline demand numbers, gasoline stocks are more than adequate: "Inventories have grown despite evidence that U.S. motor travel
US Natural Gas Exports… Platts
From Platts, the second US LNG cargo headed to Europe is set to reach Spain on Juky 22nd... Here is a recap:
Brittish pound chart…
Here is the long term chart: http://www.tradingeconomics.com/united-kingdom/currency
Weekly vs. monthly gasoline demand… Bloomberg
Julian Lee at Bloomberg discusses a recent divergence between the EIA' monthly gasoline demand (lagged) and weekly estimates (current) here:
Propane’s a winner… WSJ
From the Wall Street Journal's "The Shale Boom's New Winner: Propane
Commodities performing well in 2016…
so far, from MarketWatch... http://www.marketwatch.com/story/commodities-are-crushing-it-in-2016-heres-why-2016-06-30
Fossil fuels still dominate… EIA
From "Today in Energy": Here are the EIA's projections: http://www.eia.gov/todayinenergy/detail.cfm?id=26912