Georgi Kantchev and Benoit Faucon, Wall Street Journal, summarize what is going on in oil markets, here…
”Supply disruptions in major producers like Canada and Venezuela, coupled with strong crude demand from robust global growth, have tightened the oil market faster than many analysts expected. Early Monday, Libya’s state-run oil company said it couldn’t honor contracts to deliver oil at two ports, widening outages there, after rebels blocked exports. Prices have shot up in recent sessions in response. On Friday, U.S. crude ended just over $74 a barrel, its highest since November 2014. Brent, the global price yardstick, is close to $80 a barrel.”
Here is a look at WTI from Barchart.com:
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